Her Campus at Ashoka
Love’s Dichotomy
This article delves into the intricate dynamics of love, exploring its dual nature as both a source of joy and pain. Through introspective inquiry, it examines how individuals navigate...
Her Campus at Ashoka
You Already Know
I still don't know if one day I'll have to leave, and you'll be left in pieces. Perhaps I'll learn to accept it, but for now, time moves slowly,...
Her Campus at Ashoka
50 Things I’m Waiting to Tell My Younger Brother About Life.
I’m not preaching. I would be a fool too. There is so much I don’t have figured out. I want to bang my head against many walls. But there...
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Bedtime Stories and Souvenirs from Calcutta
It is impossible for me to pick and choose only a few souvenirs from the city I love so much. Calcutta is an amalgamation of all the memories that...
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Kho Gaye Hum Kahan?
Have you ever felt burdened by social media, its glitz and glamour? How does everyone's life seem so perfect, even though everything there is to know about them is...
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To love or not to love
This article looks at the tumultuous relationship between cancel culture and stan culture. This piece also looks at the conflict between political correctness and supporting an artist despite their...
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THE DICHOTOMY OF GIRLHOOD: ROT GIRL WINTER VS. HOT GIRL SUMMER
“Isn’t this place just the cutest, Wednesday? I mean, look at it. Love is literally in the air!” Wednesday raised an eyebrow, her black coffee reflecting the wry amusement...
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To The Suppressed Artist
All these women who found beauty in the cracks of their existence have left behind them a creative legacy, whether recognized or unrecognized. It is their suppressed voices that...
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All for one, one for self
This article aims to explore social activism, specifically the feminist movement, as it exists under the purview of an incredibly consumerist and capitalist society. There is a notion that...
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Ashoka: a soliloquy of spaces
Our college lives exist in spaces, physical spaces that transgress materiality and tangibility. They hold values and emotional alchemy that we assign and look back at and reminisce. What...