I voted for Hillary Clinton. I wish she’d stop reliving the election. Let’s stop talking about 2016. Asha Kodan September 18, 2017
College professors should be more like high school teachers We need more from our professors. Asha Kodan September 11, 2017
We must teach college students about Black Lives Matter The Black Lives Matter movement is inseparable from the issues facing the black community. Asha Kodan September 5, 2017
Nervous about starting college? Here’s some advice for your UMD experience Back to school advice for new (and returning) Terps. Asha Kodan August 30, 2017
Why my immigrant family and I disagree about cultural appropriation I embrace learning about traditions and beliefs that are different than mine. What I am against, however, is using tradition as shallow entertainment. Asha Kodan August 2, 2017
You shouldn’t need a post-graduation plan to get your high school diploma Chicago’s top priority should be improving the quality of education rather than punishing students for not knowing what they want to do after graduation. Asha Kodan July 11, 2017
Profanity is debasing American politics Our leaders must refrain from speaking like a foul-mouthed teenager when addressing the public. Asha Kodan June 20, 2017
Confederate memorials honor racism and oppression Ultimately, to honor Confederate soldiers is to honor the racist principles for which they fought. Asha Kodan May 30, 2017
Facebook Live isn’t killing people Don’t blame social media platforms for their users’ atrocities. Asha Kodan May 7, 2017
Trump’s attacks on the media undermine our democracy The rights of free speech and press are central American tenets. Openly discrediting medial outlets as fake news threatens our democracy. Asha Kodan May 1, 2017