For this year’s inaugural issue of our beloved Observer, we’ve selected history as our theme. It feels like a natural starting point because as any
This summer, as Tufts senior and Hong Kong native Georgette Koo wandered through the heart of Hong Kong’s financial district, she found herself immersed in
There is a scene in Hasan Minhaj’s popular comedy special “Homecoming King,” in which he pauses to ask the audience the same question that every
Author’s Notes ————- Writer #1: As a student who calls Hong Kong home, seeing my city paralyzed by protests has been hard to watch from
“The wrong Amazon is burning.” In recent weeks, this phrase has been widely circulated on social media, with regards to the recent fires in the
Nanu used to rub vaseline on my skin as a baby, gentle and tender, when I grew older, she let me dip my fingers into
For those unfamiliar with what the drunken juuling scene resembles, consider a watering hole in the middle of the desert—a congregation from all parts of
Almost 260 years ago, the British came to India and established tyranny over my country’s rich and beautiful culture. In the process, they pulled a
Nostalgia is in. It’s in the ’80s filled nostalgia of Stranger Things, the return of classics like IT, and Saturdays spent scouring thrift shops for
—After José Garcia Villa Electric, fans, jolt, towards, Santo, Niño’s, bright, and, careful, eyes Listless, fish, push, through, thick, water, Gumballs, crack, in, quarterless, machines,
History may remember it as a hub for the Abolitionist Movement, but New England must claim its violent history of slavery. While slavery in the
by Munir Atalla There is a lot we Jumbos can learn from the careers of those distinguished individuals who have held the title of
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