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PUBLIC CONVERSATIONS.

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Student Perspectives. 
Public Conversations.

A student-led platform for research, commentary, and conversations that move us forward. 

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OP-ED

When Civil Disobedience Stops Being Civil

What is the true definition of the term “civil disobedience”? Over time, it seems to have lost some of its meaning. When we study civil disobedience under Martin Luther King Jr. and compare it to today’s movements, such as Black Lives Matter, how has the definition changed?

Lady Justice Balance Scales

University of California, Irvine

September 30, 2026

Annabelle Hedrick

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RESEARCH

Girmitiya to Global Warming: How the Global North has Shaped Fiji’s Vulnerabilities to Climate-Related Disasters

Fiji’s vulnerability to climate-related disasters is deeply rooted in British colonialism, indentured labor, and exploitative sugarcane monoculture. Examining the historical and environmental consequences of colonial exploitation, this piece explores Fiji’s ongoing climate challenges and its efforts to build a more sustainable and resilient future...

Lady Justice Balance Scales

Leela Narayan

University of California, Irvine

October 12, 2026

PODCASTS

How Lululemon Built a Lifestyle Brand

How did Lululemon grow from an activewear company into a global lifestyle brand? This podcast explores Lululemon’s marketing strategy, brand identity, social media presence, community engagement, advertising, and growth potential. We break down how the company uses ambassadors, events, and digital c

Lady Justice Balance Scales

Salwa Usmani

University of California, Irvine

October 1, 2026

OP-ED

When Civil Disobedience Stops Being Civil

What is the true definition of the term “civil disobedience”? Over time, it seems to have lost some of its meaning. When we study civil disobedience under Martin Luther King Jr. and compare it to today’s movements, such as Black Lives Matter, how has the definition changed?

Lady Justice Balance Scales

University of California, Irvine

September 30, 2026

Annabelle Hedrick

This image shows the Girmitiya to Global Warming

RESEARCH

Girmitiya to Global Warming: How the Global North has Shaped Fiji’s Vulnerabilities to Climate-Related Disasters

Fiji’s vulnerability to climate-related disasters is deeply rooted in British colonialism, indentured labor, and exploitative sugarcane monoculture. Examining the historical and environmental consequences of colonial exploitation, this piece explores Fiji’s ongoing climate challenges and its efforts to build a more sustainable and resilient future...

Lady Justice Balance Scales

Leela Narayan

University of California, Irvine

October 12, 2026

PODCASTS

How Lululemon Built a Lifestyle Brand

How did Lululemon grow from an activewear company into a global lifestyle brand? This podcast explores Lululemon’s marketing strategy, brand identity, social media presence, community engagement, advertising, and growth potential. We break down how the company uses ambassadors, events, and digital c

Lady Justice Balance Scales

Salwa Usmani

University of California, Irvine

October 1, 2026

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Turn your argument into an op-ed that invites discussion.

Have an opinion?

Want to start a conversation?

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