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Features (Page 6)

Gaming chair and monitor

December 20, 2024

Going Fast is the Name of the Game

Speedrunning is an artform gamers have been refining for the last three decades

By Jamal Michel

UC-Irvine sign

December 20, 2024

From Prison to Campus: UC Program Providing Second Chances

The University of California’s restorative justice programs are redefining second chances, breaking cycles of incarceration through education and support systems.

By Wynter Muro

December 20, 2024

One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Brandy Melville’s Canadian Legacy

Brandy Melville’s one-size-fits-all model challenges progress in body positivity and inclusivity.

By Victoria Vesovski

December 16, 2024

‘Hold Tight to Our Fight’: How Black Women Are Still Not Going Back Since Harris’s Loss

Black women reflect on Kamala Harris's loss, confronting systemic biases while fostering resilience and collective empowerment.

By Lynise Olivacce

December 16, 2024

‘We’re All So Smart, Just Not Given Those Resources:’ How Education Can Transform California’s Justice System

As California's progress to rehabilitation faces new challenges, education emerges as a beacon of hope. Grassroots efforts, community-based initiatives, and advocates are leading the way in reshaping the state's criminal justice system.

By Wynter Muro

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