South Korean Election Promises Important Changes
On May 9, 2017, South Korea elected a new President: Moon Jae-in, a former human rights lawyer and student activist. Similar to the recent French […]
Author: Solenn Grainger-Monsen
Solenn Grainger-Monsen is a senior, co-editor of the Voices and Features sections, and in her first year with the Journalism program. When not writing, running, or stressing over homework, she — just kidding, she doesn’t have time for anything else. She loves storytelling of all kinds and has been writing short stories since elementary school. In the mornings she can be found by the coffee machine in the Caf, as she has given up battling her caffeine addiction.
Tamisha Williams Works Towards an Inclusive Community
Tamisha Williams is Lick-Wilmerding’s Dean of Adult Equity and Inclusion. Williams arrived last fall to realize the work of her new position. She has become […]
Op/Ed: Obama’s Legacy
On January 20, 2009, Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th President of the United States—the first African American to hold the office. His […]
How to Cast Your 2016 Vote in San Francisco
In 2012, only 53.6% of America’s eligible voters turned out to vote in the presidential election. By an international standard, this is an abysmally low […]
Op/Ed: Brexit – Uncomfortably Familiar
On June 23, 2016, Europe held its breath while the citizens of Great Britain flooded to the polls. Dubbed “Brexit,” the momentous referendum would, if […]
