Contributor Avery Wong challenges the common religious concern about attending a secular university and explains how the transition to college reaffirmed her connection to Christianity.
Contributor Anirudh Karunakaran discusses the unique challenges of Hinduism at UT, a religion seeking recognition, representation, and equal footing in the diverse tapestry of faiths on UT’s campus.
A member of the campus community reflects on their experiences as a Muslim at UT, and calls upon the school’s leadership to stand against Islamophobia.
Contributor Ava Londa opens up about finding community at a large, southern public university after the daunting move away from her predominantly Jewish high school in New York.
Junior Maria Piedra Castillo recalls her experience being first-gen at UT and calls for other students to find strength through community during their time at UT.
Felipe Antequera, a Ph.D. Candidate at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, explains his affinity towards his program and diverse experiences.
Zack Schlosberg, a program coordinator for the Joynes Reading Room at UT Austin, on exploring the literary heartbeat of campus and its role in fostering a community of Longhorn writers.
