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An Interview with Apuroopa Kavikondala: On Mental Health Action Week at Purdue University
Mental Health Action Week (MHAW) is a student-led organization at Purdue University that brings a dedicated week of mental health programming to campus each spring (March 2-6th, 2026, this year). For the past seven years, they’ve fostered a campus culture rooted in support, understanding, and resilience around mental health.
Mikaela Brewer
Jun 14 min read


More Than A Form of Art: Poetry as Community Care
In these conditions, poetry becomes more than a form of art. A poem can hold grief without trying to solve it. It can preserve joy in fleeting moments. It can transform isolation into resonance, allowing someone to read a line written by a stranger and think, "Someone else has felt this too."

Hanna Grover
Jun 14 min read


Artist Spotlight: Wing Lam Chan’s Borrowed Absurdity
“Where are you from?” A typical icebreaker question that everyone comes across. My only answer would be “Hong Kong,” since I was born and raised there. Period. However, my identity tends to be flattened in a sentence—“So you’re from China”—if the questioner is not familiar with Hong Kong’s historical dynamics or holds a political stance.

Wing Lam Chan
Jun 17 min read
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