by Tanveer Kalo | Jun 18, 2018 | Cover Story
The First World War was not only the United States’ first global conflict, but it was also the first time in which a truly diverse American military was able to showcase its strength and resolve on the battlefields of Europe. Among this diverse American Expeditionary...
by Pavani Kaushik | Jun 11, 2018 | Cover Story
suicide noun sui·cide \ ˈsü-ə-ˌsīd \ Merriam-Webster definition: : “the act or an instance of taking one’s own life voluntarily and intentionally” I woke up to Anthony Bourdain’s death headlining CNN on Friday morning – June 8th, 2018. There was a...
by Mark Hedin | May 10, 2018 | Cover Story
Breaking his silence on the million-dollar effort to oust him, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Aaron Persky warned that the recall on the June 5 ballot in Santa Clara County would, if successful, have the exact opposite effect of what its supporters are...
by Venkata Krishnan Ganesan | May 1, 2018 | Cover Story
Venkata Krishnan Ganesan a portrait photographer, serial entrepreneur and a visual artist set himself a challenge – to spend 24 hours in Times Square and to photograph the diversity of people at this world famous location. In harsh spring weather of 20 degrees,...
by Pavani Kaushik | Apr 24, 2018 | Cover Story, Profiles
She draws you in. Dominating the space inside you… her eyes half-closed, her manner very still. Upon her forehead is a massive red Bindi that captures your attention. Her many hands jut out about her form, meshing with snaking vines, leaves and foliage. She is...
by Priya Satia | Apr 10, 2018 | Cover Story, Opinion
When the academy was the exclusive playground of white men, it produced the theories of race, gender, and Western cultural superiority that underwrote imperialism abroad and inequality at home. In recent decades, women and people of color have been critical to...
