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January 15, 2021

ZUBIA HASAN

COURTESY OF ZUBIA HASAN
Hasan details the beauty she sees in physics, specifically in Maxwell’s equation.

The beauty in physics

By ZUBIA HASAN | October 17, 2020

I do not know

By ZUBIA HASAN | October 3, 2020

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After landing in Baltimore, Hasan admires the significance of her surroundings.

My life is a movie

By ZUBIA HASAN | September 12, 2020

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Hasan reflects on the depressing monotony of the current state of affairs.

Waiting for my movie moment

By ZUBIA HASAN | August 6, 2020

Learning to accept life's shades of gray

By ZUBIA HASAN | May 1, 2020

Mobilizing privilege during a pandemic

By ZUBIA HASAN | March 26, 2020

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Hasan remembers her after-school trips to markets with her amma.

Remembering my childhood in Pakistan while I study in America

By ZUBIA HASAN | March 5, 2020

Finding the beauty in moments of grief

By ZUBIA HASAN | February 20, 2020

COURTESY OF STEPHANIE LEE

My relationship with God and physics

By ZUBIA HASAN | December 5, 2019

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Hasan reflects on how she’s changed and stayed the same since high school.

How I’ve grown and changed since starting college

By ZUBIA HASAN | November 7, 2019

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