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Khushi Agrawal

AGRAWAL: What does Trump's election mean for international students

Bad news for international students at Rutgers — President-elect Donald J. Trump is back in office. It is no surprise that Trump is returning with a much harder stance on immigration, exemplified by the potential appointments of Stephen Miller and Thomas Homan — figures well-known for spearheading strict immigration policies during Trump's first term.Nov 13

AGRAWAL: Are we to blame for fraternity culture?

I love Rutgers. I am as much of a Scarlet Knight as one can be. While picking between colleges, I very fondly remember going on Reddit and seeing people rave about the vibrant social life here.Oct 29

AGRAWAL: 'Kidulting': Benefits of play

I love to frolic sometimes. What is that, some of you may ask? The Merriam-Webster dictionary tells us frolicking means "to play and run about happily." Frolicking relates to the so-called "kidulting" retail trend that many adults have been caught indulging in.Oct 16

AGRAWAL: To tip or not to tip?

Nothing is worse than when a coffee shop barista swivels an iPad screen toward you with tip amounts ranging from 15 percent to 25 percent, and you manually put in no tip.Oct 4

AGRAWAL: Do celebrity political endorsements matter?

As celebrity endorsements for presidential candidates go, there might not be a bigger one than Taylor Swift's. Minutes after the presidential debate ended on September 10, Taylor Swift took to Instagram to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential race.Sep 18

AGRAWAL: Stop normalizing vape culture

In January 2023, like many of the Big Ten universities, Rutgers went tobacco-free. This decision prohibited the use of all tobacco products, including e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco products, on campus.Apr 16

AGRAWAL: Harvest Café versus Atrium serves stark contrast

Located on Cook campus in the picturesque New Jersey Institute for Food, Nutrition and Health building, Harvest Café is the only meal swipe option that deserves the hype it gets. Harvest is a plant-centric cafe that was primarily created to help combat Type II Diabetes in young adults and focus on reducing obesity rates in New Jersey.Apr 2

AGRAWAL: In divestment referendum, your vote matters now more than ever

On March 7, the Rutgers University Student Assembly, the primary governing body for all undergraduate students on the New Brunswick campus, successfully passed a bill that shifts the landscape of students' opinions on campus.Mar 22