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The Empty Nest: Families Adapt as Graduates Depart

The Empty Nest: Families Adapt as Graduates Depart

Kaitlyn Ho, Zakir Ahmad and Julie Cornfield
May 23, 2018
Dissecting Divination: Using Tarot Cards For Self-Reflection

Dissecting Divination: Using Tarot Cards For Self-Reflection

Gila Winefeld and Julie Cornfield
May 21, 2018
From the editors: Guns and change

From the editors: Guns and change

Emma Cockerell, Saurin Holdheim and Julie Cornfield
April 8, 2018
Goodbye Garbage: My Attempt At a Week Without Trash

Goodbye Garbage: My Attempt At a Week Without Trash

Julie Cornfield
April 18, 2017
Hope in the Wilderness: Inside therapy programs and the lives of the students who attend them

Hope in the Wilderness: Inside therapy programs and the lives of the students who attend them

Olivia Brown, Julie Cornfield and Irene Choi
April 18, 2017
Journalism in the Age of AIDS: How the "Hazelwood" Ruling Affected a Student Journalist

Journalism in the Age of AIDS: How the “Hazelwood” Ruling Affected a Student Journalist

Julie Cornfield
February 24, 2017
An Ageless Epidemic: The Links Between AIDS and Today's Politics

An Ageless Epidemic: The Links Between AIDS and Today’s Politics

Julie Cornfield, Frances Zhuang and Alia Cuadros-Contreras
February 24, 2017
A collage composed of old photos and a postcard discovered at the Ashby Flea Market in Berkeley

You Are a History Maker: Why Documenting Our Stories is Imperative

Julie Cornfield
January 6, 2017
The Lives that Trump's Policies Will Affect

The Lives that Trump’s Policies Will Affect

Julie Cornfield, Alicia Mies, Amira Garewal and Tamar Sarig
November 28, 2016
IDEO, The Best Job Ever: Sarah Mummah's Experience with Design Thinking

IDEO, The Best Job Ever: Sarah Mummah’s Experience with Design Thinking

Julie Cornfield and Danielle Macuil
November 28, 2016
Two Much Talent

Two Much Talent

Noga Hurwitz and Julie Cornfield
November 28, 2016
Art by Annie Zhou

How to Handle the Harsh California Winter

Julie Cornfield
November 28, 2016
Customers enjoy their ice cream inside the Creamistry storefront

Creamistry: Where Dessert Meets Science

Julie Cornfield
November 3, 2016
DESTRUCTION People stand amongst the ruins of a landscape destroyed by deforestation

The palm oil problem: How our indifference has affected the earth

Julie Cornfield
October 6, 2016
STANFORD PRISON EXPERIMENT: Guards force prisoners to wear head coverings to emasculate them. Here, guards are seen violently shoving prisoners against the wall, just one form of frequent abuse prisoners endured. Art by Annie Zhou.

What Happens When We Accept Torture: Why the Stanford Prison Experiment Still Matters

Saurin Holdheim and Julie Cornfield
October 6, 2016

Board Election Looms

Julie Cornfield
October 6, 2016
The Details of the Experiment: What Really Happened

The Details of the Experiment: What Really Happened

Saurin Holdheim and Julie Cornfield
October 6, 2016
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