Faith Leslie
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Faith Leslie graduated from UVA in 2026. She majored in Global Public Health and English.
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For this Iris issue, I wanted to share my reflections on global health: what it is, why it's important, and why it means so much to me.
I would like to disrupt this shallow concept of resolutions to offer a more reflective way of thinking about the new year. What better way to do so than by talking about my 2026 Ins and Outs?
In which I am a chorus of bodies shuffling out for the night—muttering to themselves, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye.
From snarky and mischievous teens to the sisters using their craft to shape destiny, TV witches have always offered something more than a silly broomstick—they've
"Everything's good!" Ava awkwardly blurted, silently cursing herself for sounding so meek. She isn't exactly giving 'nonchalant-cool-girl,' like she intended. Why couldn't she be like Vivian?
Earlier this month, I was fortunate enough to have a conversation with the lovely MaKshya Tolbert. In addition to being an artist, award-winning poet, and author of the forthcoming poetry collection Shade is a Place, she was also my first instructor of poetry.
On my screen are uploaded images of teens pleading for cosmetic advice.
If there is one thing I love more than horror, it is judging other people's movie taste
There are no street lights. No crosswalks nor stoplights to mark your location.
Stay here. Take a walk and watch / our steps fall into synchrony like an old dance / we used to know better than our own names.