Why Talking to Your South Asian Mother About the Female Orgasm Isn't a Terrible Idea
Growing up, I didn’t have that many rules in my household. My parents had three conditions: do well in school, be a kind person, and be...
Yashi Samrendra (UC Berkeley ‘22)
Yashi Samrendra (UC Berkeley ‘22)
Yashi Samrendra is an Indian-American writer and full time college student at the University of California, Berkeley where she is double majoring in Molecular and Cell Biology and Economics. Her past journalism experience includes a year and a half at Affinity Magazine and her current experience as a staff writer for the Berkeley chapter of HerCampus. During her free time, Yashi has been publishing her poetry on her Instagram and finding new projects to expand her writing portfolio. For her most recent project, she interviewed a cast member from the hit Netflix original Indian Matchmaking. When she's not writing for HerCampus, Yashi can be found attached to her phone, painting, or studying at a cute coffee shop.
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The Demise of the Two-Party System: A Tale From Both Sides
For a lot of us, the past year of our lives has felt like the work of an ill-conceived Netflix original. Just when we thought it couldn’t...
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NYFW 2020: A Review of Social Distancing in Style
Every year in February and September, the streets of New York fill up with people and dresses from across the world, and haute couture is...
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Why Quarantine Is the Perfect Time to Explore New Career Opportunities
Coming into college, I was unsure about a lot of things: the friends I would make, the clubs I would join, and the experiences I would have...
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Good or Bad Representation? A Conversation with Indian Matchmaking’s Vyasar Ganesan
From its wildly successful debut in July to the flood of “Sima Aunty” memes on social media by August, the new Netflix original series...
