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Tapti Sen ’25

Tapti Sen ’25

Tapti is a Managing Opinion Editor and LJST major from Dhaka, Bangladesh. When she's not stuck in the newsroom at 2 a.m., she loves crocheting, gaming, and Howl's Moving Castle (2004).

Editor’s Note: Clarifying Nov. 15 Statement on Israel-Palestine Op-Eds

The opinion section editors and editor-in-chief retract their decision to implement a new policy regarding Israel-Palestine op-eds but reiterate their commitment to use their power to prevent the further mass death of Palestinians.

Editor’s Note: Clarifying Nov. 15 Statement on Israel-Palestine Op-Eds

The opinion section editors and editor-in-chief retract their decision to implement a new policy regarding Israel-Palestine op-eds but reiterate their commitment to use their power to prevent the further mass death of Palestinians.

On “Collective Liberation”: It’s All of Us or None

In her second installment of “Reflections on Collective Humanity,” Managing Opinion Editor Tapti Sen ’25 argues that we must understand how Palestinian and Jewish liberation are intertwined to truly achieve global freedom from oppression.

On “Collective Liberation”: It’s All of Us or None

In her second installment of “Reflections on Collective Humanity,” Managing Opinion Editor Tapti Sen ’25 argues that we must understand how Palestinian and Jewish liberation are intertwined to truly achieve global freedom from oppression.

On "Collective Humanity": Revisiting 1971

In the first of a two-part series titled “Reflections on Collective Humanity,” Managing Opinion Editor Tapti Sen ’25 discusses the parallels she sees between the violence of her own cultural history and that ongoing in Gaza.

On "Collective Humanity": Revisiting 1971

In the first of a two-part series titled “Reflections on Collective Humanity,” Managing Opinion Editor Tapti Sen ’25 discusses the parallels she sees between the violence of her own cultural history and that ongoing in Gaza.

Satire: Valentine Dining Hall Removes Ice Cream Cones

Members of the Editorial Board satirize the removal of to-go boxes and to-go cups from Val with an ice-cream-cone protest.