Why I decided to be Lara Croft for Halloween

— and the flickering politics of objectification vs. reclamation.

Attending ‘March for Our Lives’ as a young, queer woman of color

Just by chance, I was able to make my way down to D.C. to be apart of history. Here is what that week-long endeavor was like.

What did you learn from studying abroad?

It’s been two weeks since I came home from the U.K. Here are my reflections on British culture and personal growth post-study abroad.

‘Tis the season for finals

Finals week is officially here.

3 things I’ve learned since shaving my head

These are my reflections in the week since I’ve done the biggest chop of them all.

Planning ahead for Brown Girls Only

I am always looking to amplify the voices of women and non-binary people of color.

Feeling the love at SU London’s End of the Semester Awards

Hi, my name is Caroline Colvin and I am filled with so much love.

The anatomy of a laptop: my life in stickers

(a.k.a. the only time you should judge a person by their cover.)

Remembering the legacy of ‘Donnie Darko’

Getting to write about “Donnie Darko” gave me a chance to reflect on life as a young, angsty cinephile.

We’ve been here: debunking the myth of England’s Windrush immigration

Don’t believe the hype. Black people have been coming to the U.K. long before 1948.