For many young adults, adulthood used to be imagined through certain milestones: finishing school, getting a job, moving into an apartment, maybe buying a home one day. Today, those steps feel less certain. Housing costs have risen so much in many cities that even students who do everything “right” wonder whether independence will be affordable. […]
Communication in the Age of AI: Bridging Cultures and Building Connections In the digital age, communication has undergone a radical transformation, thanks to the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI). As international students, we are living at the intersection of cultural exchange, technological advancement, and global connectivity. AI is reshaping how we interact with one another, […]
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The Importance of Preserving Dying Languages Nowadays, more than 750 languages have become extinct. The United Nations estimates that 40% of languages have less than 1000 users. While some argue that the practical function of daily communication should determine whether a dying language should be protected, I firmly believe that language is more than a […]
A decline of late-night taxis due to a host of issues, such as high barriers to entry and low wages for taxi drivers, has garnered the attention of the citizens of South Korea. In response to this shrinkage, the transport minister of South Korea has put forth his list of solutions to increase the supply […]
Resilence in Crisis: From “The Plague”to Global Pandemics Feiyu Lin Albert Camus’s novel “The Plague”, published in 1947, depicts an epidemic destroying a small town-Oran. In the epidemic, as the epidemic spreads, the government establishes a strict quarantine, locking the town gates to keep the sickness from spreading to nearby areas. The citizens of […]
