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Leila Olukoga's Recent Works

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Off Topic: Christian nationalism is a looming threat to religious freedom

Pope Francis’ death is a tragic loss for both Christian and progressive communities around the world and could lead to the further rise of Christian nationalism at home and abroad.

Opinion: The United States has a literacy problem

In recent years, Americans have suffered from a decrease in literacy — and there are no signs of improvement.

Opinion: NYU has built itself on diversity — now it needs to defend it

The Trump administration is targeting DEI practices which strikes at the very heart of the university’s identity as a higher education institution.

Opinion: Trump’s TikTok ‘solution’ is all about control

President Trump’s justification for and reaction to the ban on TikTok show his intent for strict control of discourse on social media.

Opinion: The case for affirmative action and what comes next

The striking down of affirmative action has negatively affected rates of POC enrollment and threatens a fair admissions process. NYU should take measures to ensure diversity.

Off Topic: It’s time to end stan culture

The obsessive idolization of celebrities is damaging to both society and individual mental health.

Opinion: NYU must meet the demands of its RA union

Student Workers at NYU have been fighting for fairer conditions for resident assistants across the university. It’s time NYU listened.

Meet KinderEye's Founder and CEO, Mayah Singh

NYU junior Mayah Singh combines her Guyanese identity with her philanthropic work.

Meet Kaia Baker | Founder of Quintessential 

Kaia Baker is a senior at NYU Tandon School of Engineering combining her interests in both STEM and fashion into a creative, unparalleled experience. 

What is the Western Sahara?

When looking at a map of northern Africa, there are many distinguishable countries to point to. Egypt, Algeria, and Morocco are all countries with rich and illustrious histories that make them what they are today. However, to the far left of all these nations is an area of land with the third smallest population size in the continent.

The Genocide in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: A Silent Crisis

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is renowned for its phenomenal natural resources such as cobalt and copper, overwhelming biodiversity, and the second-largest rainforest in the world. On top of these attributes, the DRC is home to over 80 million people with over 200 tribes and is equivalent to the size of Western Europe.

NYCEDC, a non-profit focused on community development, will receive funding from NYC Small Business Services (SBS) to create the Cannabis NYC Loan Fund. 

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