The Brown Way
Investigating the psyche of the South Asian community, The Print aligns culture with mental health. Shame. It’s a word that motivates silence and implies a…
Articles Written By: Maansi Kalyan
This author has written 8 articles
The Veneer of Perfection
Columnist Maansi is back for her penultimate weigh-in on the shame surrounding mental illness, and how stigma has impacted her own experiences It usually only…
No FOMO
Resident columnist Maansi is back for another installment, tackling her fear of missing out one night out at a time It’s a dangerously repetitive scenario: I’m in…
Asking For It?
The Print’s resident columnist is back for round two, tackling self-imposed victim blaming, post-Drapers cat-calling and the mutually respecting patriarchy "Fancy a lift, gorgeous?” Her…
More Than Skin-Deep
I’m Maansi. I am a British Indian, I was born and raised to respect my rich heritage, and I am proud At least, that’s what…
Confessions of a Fresher Wannabe
On the cusp of her final year of study, The Print’s resident columnist Maansi Kalyan talks Freshers’ nostalgia and how to make the post of…
“You Talk Too Much For a Girl”
Maansi Kalyan bites back after an unsavoury encounter with misogyny at Monday’s Calling “You talk too much for a girl” I was recently at Mondays…
The Great Debate: Do you have to live in Halls to have the full Freshers’ experience?
We consider one of the biggest questions playing on the mind of every potential fresher - halls or home? YES Halls are a Godsend. That…