Tea Time with Tagwa: Islam is not a for-profit aesthetic
Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Tea timers, the practices of religion are sacred. They are meant to be private and held with the utmost respect. Yet, modern […]
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I am a proud Muslim-American
Tagwa Shammet, Contributing Writer The year is 2013. The day is Sept. 11. I’m walking down the hallways of Lanier Middle School in Fairfax, Virginia, with […]
Student researchers examine history, context of Muslim dress code
Andrew Ringle, Contributing Writer Student researchers and activists explored the significance of the “hijab” — the headscarf worn by Muslim women — along with its […]
Panel discusses perception of Muslim Americans at University of Richmond
Zach Armstrong Contributing Writer A panel of Muslim journalists visited the University of Richmond Friday to discuss the roles of Muslim writers as a normalizing […]
My journey with Islamophobia
Residential Life and Housing sent an email to students on March 30 about anti-Muslim social media threats that were supposed to take place April 3. […]
