Diskord Magazine

Linsanity, (Lie)dentity, and the Need to Belong

By Diskord Editors | LIFE & STYLE

  By Kevin Chen As my Facebook feed floods with updates about Jeremy Lin, I

Roommate Rumble: Zach and Labib Take On Taxes

By Diskord Editors | DOMESTIC, Economy, FEATURED

TRANSPARENCY: THE KEY TO OUR TAX PROBLEMS By Zach Goldaber My esteemed colleague and I

Unity Without Community

By Matt Hartman | DOMESTIC, Society, VOICES

By Matt Hartman It’s become trite, but nonetheless true, to cite the emptiness captured by

Unveiled

By Michelle Lee | LIFE & STYLE

Unveiled may be a one-woman show, but it is bursting with the personality of five distinct women– each affected in a personal way by racism, ignorance and hate in a post-9/11 world.

How the Other Half Disappears

By Diskord | DOMESTIC

Understanding poverty statistics in America

The Do-or-Die American: the glossier alternative

By Diskord | LIFE & STYLE

In our age of live fast and die hard, something tells that time of hard work is over

The do-or-die American, part 1

By Diskord | LIFE & STYLE

by Dahlia Rizk Every once in a while, and especially in this great city of