Apr 23, 2018 • Kang Ma

Talk with Steven Rodriguez about leftism, Jon-Kyle, philosophy study experience, Cuban poster desiner Alfredo Rostgaard, movies (especially horror movies) and the most important thing: Horchata.
Tagged: film,classmate,horchata,leftism

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Apr 23, 2018 • Evan Chang

Interview with Lizzy Harvey
Tagged: reconnecting,friend,chocolate,sanfrancisco

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Apr 23, 2018 • Steven Rodriguez

Interview with Jon-Kyle Mohr
Tagged: p2p,suburbs,limewire,geography

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Apr 23, 2018 • Wenwen Zhang

Interview with Jingqiu Zhang
Tagged: interdisciplinary,theater,architecture,classmate

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Apr 23, 2018 • Taylor Hobbs

Interview with Jennifer Hobbs
Tagged: family,dogs,hobby,sports

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Apr 2, 2018 • Maria Candanoza

Part Interview, part haircut in Marfa Texas with Genevive
Tagged: haircut

What an honour for me to have my hair cut by the former mayor of Marfa!
Mar 5, 2018 • Jacob Brussel Faria

Interview with Bix Archer
Tagged: painting,interdisciplinary

I probably could have had a better answer to "Why should we paint?"

It engages the body.
Mar 5, 2018 • Zack Robbins

Hyung Cho on Slow Films
Tagged: film

After you watch the movie you have some kind of experience. You are still affected by the film afterwords. This kind of movie makes me appreciate my life a little more. It maybe makes me more sensitive to tiny things. Or even bigger things other than myself. It’s good for my mental health.
Mar 5, 2018 • Lauren Chun

A moment with creators of Haunter
Tagged: fiction,app,startup

Before we developed Haunter, students had mostly relied on Yik Yak as its tool of choice for campus-wide information, and after that, Instagram became a popular outlet for stories like these, but to my knowledge, Haunter was the first app specifically developed to share the stories of victims.
Feb 27, 2018 • Jinu Hong

Interview (or a casual roommate conversation) with Kristoffer Ala-Ketola
Tagged: sculpture,roommate

Whenever someone tries to be objective about their work, it feels alienating. If the gesture of making is already there, then why hide it? Why hide that it’s me who makes the gesture?
Feb 27, 2018 • Daniel Lee

Catching up with Sarah Hahm
Tagged: theater,interdisciplinary,reconnecting

Theatre desires to be collaborative. You can’t do a show if you don’t have an understanding of visuals. You can’t do a show if you don’t have an understanding of tempo and pace. A work becomes strong when you translate ideas through a variety of artistic languages.
Feb 18, 2018 • Danielle Lotridge

Interview with Michael Wang
Tagged: startup,reconnecting

I can craft an illusion in somebody else’s mind where they think that something’s there but it’s actually not.
Feb 18, 2018 • Laurel Schwulst

Interview with Bill Wurtz
Tagged: music,fiction,interdisciplinary

i realized that if there really is infinite creative potential, then you can literally just start with anything, like rabbit snakes
Feb 18, 2018 • Rosa Chung

A moment with Caroline S
Tagged: plants,interdisciplinary,chocolate

Corn, for example, started out as a little grass. It evolved, and we evolved with it. It’s now a huge crop that dominates industry, food production, and even gasoline today. But it started as a small plant that humans noticed and decided to cultivate.