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Urooj Khan

What’s Wrong With Wireless?

As students came back from Winter break, many returned to their laptops only to learn that wireless had somehow stopped working.
February 10, 2009

Swatties Go To Washington

Swatties report back on their trips to Washington D.C. for the Inauguration. Dozens packed into cars or got on trains to witness the momentous event of President Barack Obama's inauguration, and all called it an unforgettable experience.
January 29, 2009

PersuASIAN Creates Space for Queer Asian Students

Meeting once a month, PersuASIAN is a new group for queer members of the Asian/Pacific Islander American Community to have new conversations at the intersection of race, sexuality, and Asian-American identity.
October 26, 2008

Darfur, Congo, and the Aftermath of Genocide

This past Wednesday, chief of New York Times West Africa bureau Lydia Polgreen gave a talk entitled “Darfur, Congo, and the Aftermath of Genocide.” Polgreen explained that she intended to [...]
October 10, 2008

Student Council 411

Meetings with Student Groups: The Lady Philosophers and Muslim Students Association Student Council continues to invite several student groups to their weekly meeting so as to develop stronger relationships with [...]
October 6, 2008

Gazette Picks

1. Automatic Citation Generators It has come to my attention that there are college students out there who don't know about the existence of these marvelous, bibliography generating tools. There [...]
April 30, 2008

The Big Chair: End of an Era

I write a "Where is the Big Chair?" Ask the Gazette about three or four times every year. Each time, we're sent a panicked e-mail from a concerned student, and [...]
April 24, 2008
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