The Words of Isla Vista's Jewish Neighbors

The Heart I grew up savoring vegetables because of Ema. As a vegetarian, she insisted that her veggie dishes never sit politely as a side, but eloquently speak for themselves. Beet salad with an arugula base, eggplant topped with honey and goat cheese, and zucchini layered lasagna were all household delicacies. However, there was nothing I loved more than my mother’s artichoke. Perhaps what made it special was its simple preparation: a single glide of the knife to remove the

The Portland Trail Blazers lost; they’re out of the NBA Playoffs. This hasn’t come as a surprise. The seventh-seeded Blazers were eliminated after scraping one win off of the San Antonio Spurs, the team currently boasting the second-highest odds at winning the championship. Any other year and casual NBA fans from around the country would collectively shrug as another wanna-be-underdog-story ends anticlimatically. But this year, many flooded to social media sites like X in a c

This risograph zine is a reflection on my grandparents, their home in Israel, and the memories held within it. I was born in Israel and moved to the United States with my family when I was six years old. Immigrating here, we left behind our family, friends, language, and sense of place...