‘Alexa and Katie’ Is a Must-See Netflix Series for All Ages

Best friends Alexa and Katie tackle high school, friends and leukemia with laughter and support.

4 Things Students on the Quarter System Can Relate To

What even is a term, anyway?

ASU Student Drew Langhart Redefines ‘Community’ Through Pitch App

Drew Langhart, a student at Arizona State University, developed an app that encourages stronger relationships between students and faculty.

Exposing the Reality of Pink-Collar Workers

While the pink-collar economy is growing, the wages aren’t.

@thefleshlightchronicles, with a Dark Humor, Brings Tinder Misogyny to Light

College senior Lillian found a new way to clap back at racist, chauvinistic Tinder messages: making them into art.

Art Captured Through the Lens of UCLA’s Ashley Seryn

In an artform full of imitators, the UCLA student’s distinctive style of photography sets her far apart from her contemporaries.

Does the ‘Roseanne’ Reboot Pave the Way for ‘Friends’?

The recent success of the ‘Roseanne’ reboot makes viewers wonder when they may see a reboot of another ‘90s classic series, ‘Friends.’

Let’s Take a ‘Gaycation’

You might never want to come back.

Stitch Fix Makes Shopping and Styling Simple

Because who really has time to find the perfect outfit by themselves?

Code Red: Duke’s Sabriyya Pate Is Fighting for Menstrual-Hygiene Access

Sabriyya Pate is leading an initiative to convince Duke’s administration that students need access to free menstrual products.

Junot Díaz’s Revealing New Yorker Piece Adds to an Important Conversation

The Pulitzer Prize-winning author’s essay on childhood rape, mental illness and suicide opens up the conversation on male sexual assault. 

Top 3 Podcasts for Aspiring Writers

Read, write, listen to podcasts, repeat.

Meet One of the Only Film Majors in the History of St. Lawrence University

Film has intrigued Austen Sparke for years, and since becoming a film major, he’s directed a short film titled ‘Murder Go Round.’

Modern Sexism Is in Full Swing on Social Media

Several college-oriented Instagram accounts are objectifying women while their followers remain oblivious.

Lyndcee Barragato Builds Friendships with Her ‘Just Like Me’ Foundation

College senior Lyndcee Barragato wants to provide special needs students with a sense of community and belonging with her nonprofit.

5 Music Festivals You Can’t Afford to Miss

If you can afford them at all, obviously.

Condom Snorting Is Not a ‘New Trend’

Despite what major news outlets claim, condom snorting isn’t popular amongst teens.

Texas State University Student Body President Impeached

Connor Clegg, the student body president of Texas State in San Marcos, was found guilty of all six articles of impeachment.

Casey Caruso Raises Money for Children’s Hospitals with Her Own Charity

As she attends school at Columbia College Chicago, Caruso also runs Princess Gigi’s Fund for the Medically Fabulous.

YouTube Joins Facebook and Snapchat in Yet Another Social Media Scandal

Another day, another scandal.

Get Some Quarters Ready, ‘Resistance Is Female’ Is Making Phone Booths Relevant Again

How a group of Feminist artists are fighting the Trump administration with phone booth graffiti.

Proposals to Change Tuition and DACA Laws Could Threaten Education

If DACA students’ citizenship changes, they could be considered international or undocumented students, a change in nomenclature with significant ramifications.

4 Meal-Replacing Smoothies for When Meal Prep Isn’t an Option

You’re constantly busy, but that doesn’t mean you have to neglect your diet. Instead, try meal-replacing smoothies.

How to Navigate Through Your Dislike For Your Friend’s Significant Other

No matter how much you may love your friends, sometimes they fall for the most annoying people.

Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Concerned Over College Financing

Financial expert Patrick Harker thinks the ways college is financed could hurt low- and middle-income students from succeeding.

Blaze Those Prices: The Best Food Deals for 4/20

Just don’t smoke so much that you forget about these great options.

The 6 African American Fashion Icons You Should Know

These big names in fashion are contributing to expanding the representation of the African American community in the industry.

Cardi B Is Breaking Records with her Album ‘Invasion of Privacy’

With her new album ‘Invasion of Privacy,’ Cardi B is breaking records and rising to the top of the rap scene — and she’s just getting started.

Fans Have Mixed Feelings About ‘Far Cry 5’

Can you power through the violence and terror to make it to the end of the game?

3 Irrefutable Reasons Cartoon Network Needs to Reboot ‘Teen Titans’

The world needs more Beast Boy.

Glasgow University Student Advocates for Human Rights with Amnesty International

Although she’s only a sophomore, Ellinore Folkesson has already made progress on her campus as she fights for social justice with Amnesty International.

The Story Behind Mason Ramsey, aka Yodeling Walmart Kid

You can’t even fall asleep anymore without hearing the iconic, drawn-out ‘daddy’ running through your head.

Here’s Everything We Know About Amazon’s ‘Lord of the Rings’ TV Show

The worlds of Middle-earth and same-day shipping have finally collided.

6 Tips for Dealing with and Treating Your First UTI

If you feel a sharp piercing sensation during urination but nothing comes out, skip the self-diagnosing on WebMD and immediately visit your doctor.

With ‘My Dear Melancholy,’ The Weeknd Is Finally Sad Again

Pop music is cool and all, but nothing inspires good music like two public, heartbreaking relationships.

The Third Annual Indie Meme Festival and Why You Should Give It a Chance

A film festival focusing on showcasing the best of South Asian cinema is taking the world by storm.

Is ‘A Quiet Place’ a Fresh Start for Film?

‘A Quiet Place’ has changed the horror film genre in Hollywood, and it’s exactly what moviegoers were waiting for.

Humboldt Broncos Bus Crash Leaves Canadians Emotionally Devastated

Canadians mourn the loss of 16 people who died in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, with the Saskatchewanian families affected receiving overwhelming support.

The Dangers of Pornography and the Battle with Addiction

The word addiction is most commonly linked to drugs or alcohol, but there’s another dangerous addiction that is less treated and less known: porn addiction.

The 5 Most Influential Movies of All Time, Ranked by Reach

You can’t fully understand the world of cinema until you’ve seen each of these iconic classics.

5 Study Albums to Help Get Through the Last Month of the Semester

Here are some music selections that motivate and inspire.

‘Jersey Shore Family Vacation’ Was Everything Viewers Expected It to Be

The meatballs are back, and they’ve hardly changed a bit.

Borough of Manhattan Community College Becomes Solar Panel Standout

Nothing reflects a bright future quite like 947 solar panels.

University of Chicago Student Brandishing Stake Pole Shot by Campus Police

The non-lethal shooting has raised questions about what campus police should and should not be able to do.

Having Ringxiety Is a 21st Century Affliction

Phantom vibrations and mysterious phone rings haunt a generation of technology consumers.

Cardi B Displays Her Authenticity with ‘Invasion of Privacy’

Cardi B’s newest album, ‘Invasion of Privacy,’ was well worth the anticipation, hype and wait — all put together. She’s killing the game.

Stop Judging ‘Trashy’ Women

It’s time to throw this word out with the trash.

Your Meal Prep May Be in Leftovers Territory

Please love yourself and stop eating the same leftover meal every day in the name of ‘meal prep.’

Shohei Ohtani Is MLB’s Newest Superstar

Ohtani is already making waves in his first month of MLB action, but what is his true potential?

Nadia Wolff Uses Art to Explore Their Own Identity

Wolff, a student at both Brown and RISD, talks about their art, the challenges of college and their inspirations.

Waitlisted Doesn’t Mean Denied

Your dream college waitlisted you. Now what?

What Happened to the ‘Fancy’ Iggy Azalea?

Will the old Iggy Azalea please come back to the stage?

Why You Should Be Watching YouTuber Joey Kidney

The Ottawa-born star and his ‘Kidney Beans’ address thorny, important issues like love, gender roles, depression, anxiety attacks and mental health.

Why ‘Expectations’ by Hayley Kiyoko Is Receiving So Much Hype

Expect your ears to be blown away.

The Wandering Voice of Refugees and Minority Groups

Hong Kong University student Jessie Yang co-founded The Wandering Voice in order to create a platform for minority groups.

The 6 Best Moments from Season 3 of ‘Legends of Tomorrow’

From emotional moments to action-packed scenes, ‘Legends of Tomorrow’ never disappoints its viewers.

The 5 Things College Students in Philadelphia Can Relate To

Philadelphia isn’t just philly cheesesteaks and soft pretzels.

Why You Should Delete Your Instagram

You’re addicted, and you need help.

George Washington University’s Logan Malik Will ‘Save a Million’

Malik has launched an environmental campaign at George Washington University to ‘Save a Million’ pieces of paper.

Transgender YouTuber Turns Her Comments Section into a Classroom

White, who espouses a seemingly contradictory mix of conservative and liberal ideology, is opening up important dialogues in today’s fractured political environment.

3 Things You’ll Notice About People Who Use JUULs

Call them what you want to, but the vape gods are here to stay.

Behind the Huge Success of the Girl Scout Cookie Industry

How an industry selling addictive cookies is booming while relying on the salesmanship of young girls across the country.

How YouTube Intellectuals Are Enabling Modern Racism

The promotion of pseudoscience in the vlogosphere is contributing to a culture of hate on YouTube.

‘Street Fighter’ Might Debut on the Big Screen, but Should It?

‘Street Fighter’ has been a popular fighting game series for decades, but would it translate well on the big screen? Or would fans be disappointed?

Is the Newest iPad a Savior for Students?

Against the lucrative offer of special prices for students, the question remains whether the new iPad will make a technological difference.

Lesbians Are Not Being Properly Represented in Hollywood

Film and television desperately needs to increase the representation of queer women.

3 Reasons Why You Should Take a Sober Semester

How taking a break from drinking for just a semester can help you serve the damage that alcohol can do.

10 Cities You Should Travel to and Experience Before Turning 25

Your 20s, especially your time at college, are for jumping out of your comfort zone, trying new things and exploring new cities.

Find a Boost of Motivation in Gary Vaynerchuk

Successful entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk takes to social media to empower college students and young adults.  

’10 Things I Hate About You’ and How to Impress Your Crush

Taming the wild beast isn’t ideal, and falling in love isn’t the plan, but miracles happen.

From Violinist to Composer, NYU’s Ericsson Hatfield Has Found His Forte

With a spark of interest from childhood, the NYU senior Ericsson Hartfield brings a contemporary breath to the classical instrument of the violin.

TEDx NYU Is a Platform on Global Development For Visionaries

From leadership training to global food sharing, the annual TEDx NYU this year introduces the community to a span of visionary ideas that promise to induce global changes.

Kentucky and Oklahoma Teachers Fight for Funding

After decades of silently dealing with low wage and under-equipped working environment, teachers in Kentucky and Oklahoma have decided to raise their voice.

The Google Play App Is Rolling out a New Update

The new Google Play app update is making the search for shows on streaming sites easier than ever before.

USC’s Aliyah Christian on Being a Millennial Musician

Aliyah Christian from the University of Southern California is challenging the stereotype of college students by pursuing all her dreams, all with passion.

How Bigotry Kills Black Trans Women and What You Can Do to Prevent It

Opponents are using ignorance to justify killing black women. Luckily there are ways to stop these attacks from happening.

Michigan State Freshman Claims She Was Gang Raped by Basketball Players

The alleged incident, in conjunction with Larry Nassar’s felonies, paint the picture of a university intent on covering up the crimes of its athletics community.

‘13 Reasons Why’ Isn’t Backing Down From Suicide or Criticism

The creators of ’13 Reasons Why’ have responded to criticism by providing reasons why viewers should continue watching the show.

Man Accused of Vandagriff Murder Says She Died During Sex

The man accused of murdering college student Jacqueline Vandagriff says her dying caused him to ‘panic,’ dismember her body and light it on fire.

The Trump Administration Wants to Drug Test Food Stamp Recipients

If you want to eat, first you have to pee.

An Uphill Battle for Women in the Workplace

Despite increasingly proving their worth, women still face many obstacles on their path toward equal recognition and treatment in the workforce.

Kali Uchis Is the Coachella Artist to Watch in 2018

After years of financial struggles, Kali Uchis has finally found success in the music industry.

The 5 Ugly Truths About Dating in New York City

Despite what you’ve seen in the movies, New York is a terrible place to find love.

Virtual Reality Might Be the Future of Journalism

Room-scale VR allows participants to have an open-minded experience of journalism.

Netflix Series ‘Flint Town’ Screens Harsh Realities of Flint, Michigan

Remember Flint? Yeah, they still can’t drink their water.

‘Terrace House’ Is Much More Than Your Everyday Reality Show

Move over, ‘Big Brother.’ ‘Terrace House’ is here to stay.

5 Albums Every Music Fan Has to Listen To

Some albums just have to be listened to from start to finish.

Are Students Really Food Insecure? USA Today Doesn’t Think So

In a controversial op-ed, columnist James Bovard refuted reports about food insecurity on college campuses, instead calling students ‘overweight and lazy.’

UTSA’s Jay’Len Boone Pioneered University’s First Successful Gospel Choir

Jay’Len Boone is making an impact on his college campus with the group ‘Voices in Praise’ to help UTSA join other Texas gospel choirs.

5 Classic Literature Books You Need to Give Another Chance

You probably read these classic literature novels in high school, but your adult experiences will give them a whole new meaning.

The New ‘Roseanne’ Revival Has Stunning Ratings and Surprising Politics

The modern interpretation of an all-time loved American sitcom, ‘Roseanne’ is turning every head with its portrayal of social trends and politics.

Gun Control and the Social Stigma of Mental Illnesses

Recent school shootings have rekindled the conversation about gun control, but supporters seem to forget their propositions’ impacts on mentally ill people.

Facebook Has Begun Notifying Users Whose Data Was Compromised

Millions of people who downloaded the app ‘This is your Digital Life,’ as well as friends of those users, are set to receive messages in the coming days.

What Does the FBI Raid of Trump’s Lawyer Mean for the Trump Administration?

It’s not good.

Here’s a Recap of Day 1 of Mark Zuckerberg’s Congressional Testimony

The Facebook CEO used the response ‘I’ll have someone on my team get back to you’ so many times that Twitter users created a drinking game out of it.

How to Set Up WooCommerce on WordPress

The eCommerce platform is built to work smoothly with WordPress, making it a go-to option for many burgeoning entrepreneurs.

What to Expect from Season 2 of ‘Westworld’

The HBO sci-fi series makes viewers want to side with AI creations rather than humans.

UArt’s Dakota Herman Is Ready to Make Her Art a Lot More Permanent

Dakota Herman has always loved drawing and the arts, but now she wants to take her artwork to the next, more permanent level: tattooing.

4 YouTube Series to Watch When You Have a Bad Day

These videos will make any frown turn upside down.

NYU’s Eduardo Pulgar Is Setting the Tone for Serious Young Writers

Whether it’s in journalism, poetry or fiction, Eduardo Pulgar is taking charge of his own destiny and carving his way into the literary world.