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Preanka Pillai

Preanka Pillai is a Rutgers Business School sophomore majoring in marketing and business analytics and information technology. Her column, "Unboxed," runs on alternate Thursdays.

PILLAI: Some cheaters never learn

If we treated our president the same way universities treat students who cheat, he would have been expelled a long time ago.Dec 3

PILLAI: Rebuilding America's schools

President Donald J. Trump may not be keen on facilitating a peaceful transition to the next administration, but President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris are already preparing to implement their agenda. Nov 19

PILLAI: Geneva Consensus Declaration undermines women's rights

On Oct. 22, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar joined 32 other nations to virtually sign the Geneva Consensus Declaration, which proclaims that abortion is not an international right. It is ironic that these countries used 21st-century technology to commit to 17th-century ideals.Nov 5

PILLAI: Have presidential debates always been this toxic?

Presidential debates have not always embodied the chaos that is usually reserved for sibling squabbles and Model United Nations conferences gone sour. Oct 22

PILLAI: Comedy, entertainment can help us through these tough times

The return of "Saturday Night Live" (SNL) this weekend reminded me that comedy is an outlet that is keeping me and many others afloat during the quarantine.Oct 8

PILLAI: America has not asked right questions about 9/11

The 9/11 Memorial & Museum is an island of stillness and peace in an otherwise bustling city. Approximately one year ago, I visited the site with my classmates during a field trip for a Byrne seminar titled “9/11 and American Religion.” Sep 24

PILLAI: America’s first female president will be woman of color

In November 2016, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was set to give an election victory speech under an actual glass ceiling at the Javits Center in New York City. Sep 10

PILLAI: Coronavirus' implications were predicted in these two films

PILLAI: Online classes have their moments

PILLAI: Congress must pass substantial voter-by-mail law

PILLAI: Democrats must move away from their traditional candidates

PILLAI: Black History Month serves as reminder to reignite discussion

PILLAI: Shakira, Lopez offered insight in their concert

PILLAI: Endorsment of white candidates from candidates of color proves problematic