The Gift

In the summer of 2011, Eirene Wang spent three months living and working in a village in rural Sierra Leone training staff and developing curriculum for a nonprofit organization geared toward development. This essay was originally written as a blog entry for a publication at Amherst College about the implications of giving, nongiving, and nonprofit work.

Alexandra FeldhausenFebruary 19, 2018Comment

蒸石作 - APABICO

APABICO, second track in the poetry collection To Go To Macau.

SIPA: ReflectionsJasper LoFebruary 16, 2018Macau, Poetry, Cookbook, Chinese-American, Veteran, Masculinity, Diaspora, Race, MigrationComment

Monologues on Anxiety and Depression

An article written as a collective conversation about living with anxiety and depression.

SIPA: Stories, SIPA: ReflectionsSarah HongFebruary 16, 2018mental health, SIPA, academics, graduate school Comments

New Women New Yorkers

This Saturday, February 17th, New Women New Yorkers (NWNY) will host the grand opening of their exhibit at the Queens Museum. To discuss more about the show, the work of NWNY, and the immigrant experience, TMP’s Ali Feldhausen sat down with the director, Arielle Kandel.

Alexandra FeldhausenFebruary 14, 2018Comment

To Go To Macau

To Go To Macau, title track of the poetry collection.

SIPA: ReflectionsJasper LoFebruary 9, 2018Macau, Poetry, Cookbook, Chinese-American, Veteran, Masculinity, Diaspora, Race, MigrationComment

I Love New Orleans and You Can Too

New Orleans connoisseur Bryant Bell shares his love and expert travel advice on The Big Easy in this first installment of "The Seeples’ Guide to America's Greatest City."

External WritersFebruary 8, 2018Comment