Periods: Now Free of Charge
Activists applaud new law mandating complimentary menstrual products in campus bathrooms
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Bettering the world through books
Four activist books that will open your eyes to injustices
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![Current Rise Together Education students gather at the fall meet-up in August 2021. Alumnus and co-director Sammy Vasquez says that RTE is working on building a sense of community. “Traversing that whole endeavor [helping alumni post-college] is something we want to accomplish, as well as creating a greater sense of community within all of the students.](https://anthromagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Copy-of-IMG_0055-1-e1638568761749-900x528.jpeg)
Rising out of the pandemic together
Local nonprofit Rise Together Education adapts, expands post-Covid
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Coming out post-covid
How self isolation and the return to school helped students realize their identities
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![Senior Ronak Momga picks up a free meal from the cafeteria during the lunch period. Students are expressing their overall content with the new statewide free lunch program, despite a few complaints regarding the actual food. The impact of the program on lower-income students is proving to be a significant aspect of the free lunches. “Even though it [the free lunch program] is not the best, I’m happy with it,” junior Audrey Guo said.](https://anthromagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Screen-Shot-2021-10-08-at-9.56.51-PM.png)
New free lunch program directly impacts low-income students
Students and staff give their opinions on the new California mandate for free meals.
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