Suyeon Ryu (suyeon-ryu)

sryu50 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

Suyeon Ryu ('25) is a Features editor. She is passionate about empowering marginalized communities at Stuyvesant. She is a feminist and an LGBTQ+ ally.

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

Ada Gordon, Cathleen Xi, Hifza Kaleem, Suyeon Ryu

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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Dr. Evelyn Horn: A Pioneer Among Women and Hearts

Dalia Levanon, Suyeon Ryu

As one of the first 13 women who attended Stuyvesant, Dr. Horn was a pioneer in high school and beyond. After graduating from Brown University, Dr. Horn attended medical school at Mount Sinai Hospital and became an influential cardiologist specializing in right-sided heart failure and pulmonary hypertension.

Issue 0, Volume 114

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Stemming Away From My Cultural Roots

The word “assimilated” isn’t an insult to me, but rather a reminder of the conscious choice I made to embrace American values.

Issue 16, Volume 113

Refuse the Reselling

Reselling is not a business. It is simply robbing resources from the needy and purposefully taking advantage of a wealth gap.

Issue 9, Volume 113

Stuyvesant’s Gender Neutral Bathrooms

Cricket Fu, Juni Park, Suyeon Ryu

Stuyvesant students discuss the availability and efficiency of Stuyvesant gender-neutral bathrooms.

Issue 7, Volume 113

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How is Stuy Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month?

Isabella Jia, Suyeon Ryu

Hispanic Heritage month is an invitation for everyone to appreciate Hispanic culture, whether you are Hispanic or not.

Issue 3, Volume 113

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Biden’s Student Debt Relief Plan Is Lazy

Biden’s student debt forgiveness program falls short of its promises.

Issue 2, Volume 113

A Job Looking at Abuse, Suicide, and Murder

The career of a social media moderator poses a mental health threat that makes it unsustainable for the future.

Issue 1, Volume 113

Where do Transgender Athletes Compete?

The ambiguity of biological distinctions and mental gender perception may complicate the future of transgender athletes.

Issue 16, Volume 112

Korea’s Abortion Laws Remind Us to Progress, Not Move Backward

Korea’s journey to the decriminalization of abortion reminds America to fight for abortion rights.

Issue 16, Volume 112

Where Are Donations Leaking?

Non-profit organizations must be strictly regulated so their CEOs cannot exploit their donors.

Issue 15, Volume 112

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How Much Respect Is Too Much?

The culture of worshiping age as a representation of superiority is harmful to younger generations.

Issue 12, Volume 112

How Much Respect Is Too Much?

The culture of worshiping age as a representation of superiority is harmful to younger generations.

Issue 12, Volume 112

Meat of the Future

Lab-grown meat holds potential, but it has a long way to go before it becomes a meat alternative.

Issue 10, Volume 112

Meat of the Future

Lab-grown meat holds potential, but it has a long way to go before it becomes a meat alternative.

Issue 10, Volume 112

The Definition of a Celebrity

Internet influencers are just as valid as TV celebrities to enter mainstream media.

Issue 10, Volume 112

The Definition of a Celebrity

Internet influencers are just as valid as TV celebrities to enter mainstream media.

Issue 10, Volume 112

Beauty Under the Name of Hygiene

Women’s hygiene needs aren’t always oriented toward practical cleanliness, but toward following society’s standards of a feminine woman.

Issue 9, Volume 112

How Teachers Parent

Being a teacher and a parent provides both benefits and challenges, but ultimately influences both professions positively.

Issue 8, Volume 112

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Fear Mongering Religious Manipulation on Children

Threatening children with Hell and convincing them of the afterlife is a form of psychological manipulation that takes advantage of their naivety.

Issue 7, Volume 112

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