Indigenous Tourism in Southeast Asia: Helping or Hurting?
Featured photo: A Padaung woman weaving ‘thamein’ garments By Nemhoilhing (Hoi) Kipgen and Jessica Ramirez of Student Initiative on AsiaContinue Reading
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Featured photo: A Padaung woman weaving ‘thamein’ garments By Nemhoilhing (Hoi) Kipgen and Jessica Ramirez of Student Initiative on AsiaContinue Reading
Is an appeal to vanity really the best we can do? Questioning the global social media response to femicide following the death of Turkish national, Pinar Gultekin.
Summary of the September 17 COVID-19 Question & Answer Session with the Coordination Team
By Samhita Ayaluri of the Student Initiative of Asia (SIA) On one of the last days of my undergraduate course,Continue Reading
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By Harvey Parafina There is something I always find peculiar with the way the TPG tram on line 15 bendsContinue Reading
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By Kaavya Hari Aditi Dhir is a first year Master in Development Studies (MDev) student and baking enthusiast. In thisContinue Reading
By American, I mean that I am a beneficiary of empire, more specifically: the same empire so central in creating the world as we know it today, the same empire that was protested the world over in 2019. A different kind of Rome, this time clad in stars and stripes, presides over a different kind of Empire today.
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