Minervans striked for climate change action
An estimate of around hundred Minerva students participated in the Global Climate Strike across four different cities — Berlin, London, San Francisco, an... Read More
Cities
Cross Class Vlogs – M19 “So Long, Class of 2019”
Follow along with Kah Yee's final vlog as a Minerva student as she shows us Minerva's first manifest, consequent, and graduation. Get a glimpse of the whirlwin... Read More
Seoul Semester Preparation for M’22 Has Rushed Timeline around Hanyang University Application
To receive a Korean student visa, international students must show proof of acceptance into a Korean University. For Minerva students going to Seoul, South Kor... Read More
Faces of the Streets III — Hope & Homelessness
Every San Francisco resident is “familiar” with homelessness, but there’s a danger in familiarity, a crisis of apathy. How do you combat indifference? How do you reverse the process of familiarity without becoming ignorant?... Read More
Why do Regional Politics Prevail in the State of Telangana?
The following piece is part of the Quest’s new series featuring the final projects and assignments of Minerva students. This Location Based Assignment (LBA) wa... Read More
Feminist Poets Inspiring Intersectional Activism
The following piece is part of the Quest’s series featuring final projects and other assignments of Minerva students. This Location Based Assignment (LBA) was ... Read More
To Walk or Not to Walk: Men and the Buenos Aires Women’s March
Liberty Pim (2020) brings us this podcast discussing one of the central issues of the Women's March in Buenos Aires; the exclusion of men.
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Women’s March: Buenos Aires 2019
On Friday, March 8, millions of Argentine women took to the streets of Buenos Aires, surrounding the Congress building in Plaza del Congreso for the annual pro... Read More
Student Conversation around Financial Inequity
Minerva’s student government body – Associated Students of Minerva (ASM) – hosted elections two weeks ago. In light of the elections, one student from the clas... Read More
Reflections from the Korean Demilitarized Zone
In the past year, North Korea has been the subject of media attention, both because of nuclear weapon development and opening channels of communication with South Korea and the United States. These two ideas of North Korea were in my mind when I moved to Seoul with the class of 2021 in September. I was interested to learn more about the conflict and differences between the two countries, so I jumped at the opportunity to visit the demilitarized zone (DMZ) that separates them.... Read More