Written by AshLee Smith When the 114th congress began, many headlines noted that this congress was the “most diverse ever.” However, the “most diverse congress ever” is still 80% white, 80% male, and 90% Christian. Although our population is about … Continue reading
Written by Runjini Raman I remember taking my first standardized test when I was in third grade. At the beginning of the test, all students had to turn to the back of test booklet and fill out information such as their name, … Continue reading
Written by Sherry Zhang Last November, I was in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for a policy conference. My colleague, a Korean-American woman, and I decided to rent a car and drive South to the White Sands National Monument after our conference … Continue reading
Written by Ryan Purcell Completing an on online survey is a complicated and arduous task. A questionnaire recently distributed by the Cornell Department of Psychology is hardly worth the chance to win $25 in Amazon credit it offers in remuneration. … Continue reading