Dawson Hoe, Managing Editor (Online) and Opinions Editor
May 3, 2023
The ConocoPhillips Alaska oil drilling project, named the Willow Project in mainstream media, was approved by the Biden administration on March 13 of this year amid protests from environmental organizations. The project will release around 287 million tons of carbon over its lifetime and is a marker...
Tulin Chang-Maltepe, Editor in Chief (Print)
May 3, 2023 • Comments closed
“Everything Everywhere All at Once” won big at the Oscars. However, its success would not have been possible without the long lineage of Asian and Asian American creatives struggling to get their stories highlighted in the Western media. Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert's 2022 film “Everything Everywhere All at Once” was a box office hit, grossing $135.7 million...
Viva Wertz, Editor in Chief, Creative
May 3, 2023 • Comments closed
According to Taboo, an organization dedicated to ending period poverty through access and education, the hours of the traditional nine-to-five workday cater to male hormones and physiology. Because Urban roughly follows the traditional work day schedule, what does it feel like as a student to work in...
Eliot Solomon, Editor, Features
November 17, 2022 • Comments closed
Despite a smaller space and less equipment than a regular gym, Urban’s weight room is inhabited by over 50 students. For many, Urban’s weight room is a desirable workout space due to the community. “I've definitely made friends through the weight room,” said Nobu Nitta-Mack ‘24, fitness...
Sylvia Hoyt, Guest writer
May 3, 2023 • Comments closed
Modern society would not exist without the progression in energy-generation technologies over the last 200 years. California’s push towards 100 percent renewable energy is neglecting the tenets of reliability and longevity that have gotten us this far. California...
