By mid-September, the South Obenchain Fire burned 30,500 acres and destroyed 26 homes. More than 80,000 Oregon residents had to evacuate.

Mandana Dayani is the ultimate mulihypinete: lawyer, activist, TV personality, founder, CBO, podcast host, executive producer, and much more

Claudia Conway has recently become vocal on social media platforms speaking out against her parents and her desire for emancipation.

Hunger is not an issue of charity; it is an issue of justice.

Martha Hunt is not only a supermodel but a fierce advocate for scoliosis research and awareness.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to serve on the Supreme Court, died yesterday at the age of 87.

This narrative of detriment rings especially true for M. Reyes’s barbershop, located in East Harlem.

Although Community and Identity can be abstract and isolated concepts, both have specific points of convergence, namely affinity groups.

Make your voice be heard—demand that your voice is heard; don’t ask.

Ghislaine Maxwell has recently been accused and arrested for helping groom, recruit, and then sexually abuse girls with Jeffrey Epstein.

Dr. Immanuel has made a number of bizarre medical claims over the course of her career, many of which reference witches, demons, and aliens.

Be grateful for the people who make it all happen.

Life is about learning and growing and evolving every day and sharpening your worldview.

It’s easier to go to the schools you’re supposed to go to and do the sports you’re supposed to play, but it’s harder to do the risky thing.

The Iris Editors-in-Chief and co-founders, Lily Wolfson ’21 and Ryan Pelosky ’21, sat down for a phone call interview with Andrew Yang.

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In the absence of a typical college process, the class of 2021 has forged an uncertain new normal.

Black Lives Matter is the fight against systemic racism that will never end until “Black lives matter” is a fact, not just a slogan.

It is long overdue that we see institutional change.

Social distancing guidelines in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic has forced New Yorkers to reimagine Pride as they know it.