Opinions
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OpinionsNazar is Not a Fashion Statement
The nazar bead, more commonly known as the evil-eye, is often worn as an amulet, but there is more to the concept of nazar than an eye-shaped blue-white glass bead
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OpinionsInterview With an Algorithm
Whether you like it or not, chances are you have consumed some kind of artistic content created by an artificial intelligence algorithm.
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OpinionsHow to Beat Your Procrastination Habits
We all have our guilty pleasures. For me, it’s anything that allows me to procrastinate.
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OpinionsYou Are Not a Social Reject
The fear of missing out can make you feel disconnected from the people that surround you. Even though it’s really unpleasant, FOMO is a normal part of any relationship.
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OpinionsEditorial: The Link Has a Problem
Good journalism must start with good working conditions. Our publication needs to resolve its lack of sustainability rather than putting a bandage on ourselves for Volume 44.
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OpinionsModern Tourism—Who Needs It?
You don’t have to travel far to find new horizons: there are lots of them, right here.
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OpinionsDon’t @ Me: Academic Conferences Should Require and Provide Masks
If accessibility were truly a priority to conference organizers, they would implement mask mandates instead of barring medically vulnerable individuals from academic opportunities.
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OpinionsI AM a Person Struggling With Mental Health and I Have No Rights
Psychiatric maltreatment is a real problem. Doctors should be legitimately helping their patients recover rather than making them more sick.
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OpinionsI Am Othered by You and I Always Will Be
As Turkey was rocked by multiple earthquakes, the silence of my peers and university was incredibly disturbing. The activism I saw was extremely lacking when compared to reactions to crises that have happened in other parts of the world—specifically the West.
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OpinionsCryptocurrency and Neocolonialism
The sinister link between cryptocurrency and colonial economic exploitation.
