Features

Literature from the Past to the Present

by LaVie Saad

Fictional literature has always been important to society. It provides us with a way to spread culture, a way to express emotions, and of course, a source of entertainment.

Features

A Rose-Tinted Past

by Adya Sarin

Research has found that visual media has the power to shape our memory of the past. However, these representations are often selective and idealized.

Features

The Dynamism of History

by Zainab Khan

What is perceived by many to be a static rendition of the stories of bygone eras is in reality an ever-changing and ongoing process.

Features

Light from the Past

by Dylan Zhang

Our knowledge of the past impacts us on a profound level, shaping our identities, guiding our decisions, and providing us with valuable lessons for the future.

Awesome Moments

Ollie

by Noah Carlevarini

Awesome Moments

A Mirror into the Past

by Muhammad Shaheryar Khan

Media

A Mind Doesn’t Have a Color

by Ananya Verma

Media

One of Hercule Poirot’s Many Adventures

by Madison Thermidor

Interfaith Connections

Soulful Serenity: How Sufism Weaves Its Threads into My Life

by Marium Ihsan

Interfaith Connections

In Both Past and Present

by Vincent Chang and Amy Bai

Helping Hands

Rumors, Rumors, Rumors

by Jewel Yang

Fiction

Bedtime Story

by Abhinayya Saravanan

Fiction

The Redemption in Darkness

by David Yang

Fiction

Childhood in an Alternative World

by Nikita Zinoviev

Fiction

Kronos

by Elliot Marie

I prepared to enter their world, the world of my ancestors, to turn theirs wrongs to right.