Junior screenwriting major Madelyn Johnson shares 10 pandemic-related haikus.

The suffering caused by all forms of discrimination is palpable, the harm evident and multi-generational. Use your education, your promise and your energy to build a better future.

The AAPI community has always been the target of xenophobic and racist violence and marginalization in America.

Although ableism still trickles in from colleagues, peers and instructors, I have become empowered by disability justice and interdependence.

We must demand Congress and the Biden administration to pass the Medicare-for-all Act.

I find myself constantly and remarkably amazed how white, cis-gendered men feel the need to “mansplain” gender studies to me.

Dodge College has a duty to empower its students within every classroom to be the changemakers the industry needs.

We are tired of doing things for Chapman University, just to have our initiatives be met with challenges and roadblocks at every turn.

Relish in the fact that you now have long hair. Not even a pandemic can stop you now.

Students at Dodge College anxiously await the return to campus. Classes are challenging and disappointing in a remote setting. 

Until students decide that the thrill of cocking the gun isn’t worth the price of the shrapnel, it’s better to just not play the game at all.

The class of 2020 ended our college experience online. What once was an exciting finish line became a peripheral uncertainty.