
Festival of lights: Celebrating diversity within Diwali
Keira Lang and Zoya Hasan
• December 4, 2023
![Cultural appropriation is being called out in mass media and online, but the line between appropriation and appreciation can often be hard to identify. Recently, Asianfishing and Westernization have become more acknowledged by the media, but it’s important to understand exactly why they are harmful. “Cultural appropriation can give [people] the wrong concept of [certain] cultures. They’re seeing what the American media perceives these [cultures] to be, and a lot of times that’s not [what] it [is],” sophomore Anu Pidikiti said.](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Screenshot-2022-12-01-10.02.27-AM.jpg)
The Fine Line
Nidhi Pejathaya, Staff Writer
• December 8, 2022

The history of the swastika: how a symbol of peace was corrupted into a symbol of hate
Tanvi Kulkarni, Features Editor
• April 22, 2021
![Sitting in front of the Hindu Temple of Saint Louis, freshman Brinda Ambal dons traditional attire. Ambal has been a member of her temple's Youth Group since 2016. “In St. Louis I can make [Hinduism] my own. The small things aren't that important, it's about how you live your life and follow the religion as a whole,” Ambal said. “A lot of our Holy Texts have stories about courage and trusting yourself so that you are best able to serve others.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/horo-900x600.jpg)
Freshman Brinda Ambal models her religion with integrity
Bella Hatzigeorgiou, Convergent Media Writer
• January 23, 2019