Sonali is a sophomore RIM (race, indigeneity, and migration) and Government double major from California. She’s excited to continue her role as an associate opinion editor this fall, previously she was a copy staffer and senior opinion columnist. Sonali is a John Oliver enthusiast, who likes to run in her free time.
En enero del 2021, el presidente Joe Biden evaluó eliminar el término “alien” de todas las leyes de imigracion de los Estados Unidos, sustituyéndolo con la frase “no ciudadano” en vez. Puso...
The school newspaper has been my home since my sophomore year of high school. I stumbled into journalism and it changed my life. I found my voice and my identity in the newsroom, I also found my life long...
Associate editor Sonali Muthukrishnan encourages UT students to expose themselves to system-impacted perspectives through community-based organizations.
Associate opinion editor Sonali Muthukrishnan shares her experience building a professional network and encourages other marginalized students to reach out to their peers.
Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 26 de junio por Sonali Muthukrishnan y fue traducido al español por Mariana Flores-Sosa.
En su reunión de mayo, la Junta de Regentes...
Senior columnist Sonali Muthukrishnan argues that the Project Connect Light Rail should aim to avoid creating traffic around campus by diverting traffic.
Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 22 de marzo por Sonali Muthukrishnan y fue traducido al español por Andrea Arias-Zarate.
Desde 2010, los legisladores estatales comenzaron...
Senior columnist Sonali Muthukrishnan argues that students should gravitate away from overturning UT’s campus carry policy in favor of incremental reform.
Senior columnist Sonali Muthukrishnan argues that the sexism women experience in law school directly impacts the proportion of women in politics and law.
Senior columnist Sonali Muthukrishnan argues that core government classes should elaborate on the connection between slavery and the creation of American carceral institutions.
Senior columnist Sonali Muthukrishnan argues that out-of-state students should receive more support in their transition to the Forty Acres through the Bevo Buddy program.
Senior columnist Sonali Muthukrishnan argues that UT should acknowledge the Moody family’s connection to slavery and privilege out of respect for their Black students.
Columnist Sonali Muthukrishnan argues that students should give colleges a chance, even if their home state’s political leaning differs from that of the college’s state.
