Hifza Kaleem (hifza-kaleem)

hkaleem60@stuy.edu

Hifza Kaleem (‘26) is a Features writer. She enjoys writing about the diverse experiences of Stuyvesant’s student body, as well as exploring the many influences on their lives. In her free time, she loves to read, spend time with family, go to the movies, and write fictional stories.

Features

A Raceless Race to the Top: The Overturning of Affirmative Action

Stuyvesant students react to the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action and the impact it will have on their futures.

Issue 2, Volume 114

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Swimming Against the Tide: Muslim Girls Respond to the Removal of Girls-Only Swim Gym

A deeper dive into the removal of girls-only swim gym and its effect on female Muslim students.

Issue 16, Volume 113

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Through the Labyrinth: Navigating AP Course Selections

Discussing the stressful process of AP course selections and how students navigate it.

Issue 16, Volume 113

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Swimming Against the Tide: Muslim Girls Respond to the Removal of Girls-Only Swim Gym

A deeper-dive into the removal of girls-only swim gym and its effect on female Muslim students.

Issue 15, Volume 113

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From Sunrise to Sunset: The Lives of Muslim Students During Ramadan

Examining how Stuyvesant’s Muslim students balance religious obligations with academics and extracurriculars during Ramadan.

Issue 12, Volume 113

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Trading Full Schedules for Empty Stomachs

A look at students’ eating habits as they balance their personal lives with heavy workloads and immense stress.

Issue 11, Volume 113

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What Are You, Really?

As a mixed person, my experiences feel culturally disconnected.

Issue 10, Volume 113

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Features

What Are You, Really?

As a mixed person, my experiences feel culturally disconnected.

Issue 10, Volume 113