Narratives

Somehow pomegranates became the Iranian “diaspora fruit.” By diaspora fruit, I mean the way a certain fruit can become a

A hand grabs a pinch of turmeric and sprinkles the aromatic yellow powder into a dish. The young lady leaves

“I wrote this poem shortly after the tragedy at the port of Beirut. Among the images of the aftermath, I

By Sona Bhargava Without all my brown friends at college, one might mistake me for a human hermit. Almost every

By Taimoor Qureshi My religion gives me guidance and inner peace. Islam has always been a source of wisdom and

By Aarya Chidambaram On Nov. 9 2019, Alfred was on a bus to Washington D.C., mindlessly browsing the internet when

By Kiana Borjian first day of “Women in Islamicate Societies:” Why are you taking this class? I begin swirling like

I sat in our study lounge for the fourth consecutive hour, when my phone flashed with a message from my

Summer 2018 was a blast indeed. I left Davis as soon as Finals got over and came back to Eid