Why Young Men Need Feminism

Men seem to miss the benefits they stand to gain from gender equality.

7 Heartwarming Animated Short Films for a Relaxing Evening

Spoiler alert: Everyone gets a happy ending.

A Terrorist by No Other Name

Identifying terrorism by its correct name is the first step in combatting the crime itself.

How President Trump Is Letting Puerto Rico Die

Puerto Rico is suffering from a severe hurricane that hit weeks ago, though President Trump’s delayed response suggests otherwise.

The Struggle Is Real: How Being a Student-Athlete Is More Than Just Fun and Games

Consider the myth of student-athletes having it easier than other students busted.

The Benefits of Murder

How the ever changing genre of true crime helps society.

The 6 Kinds of Roommates You’ll Encounter in College

If you’re not one of them, chances are you know someone who is.

Mental Illness in the Elderly: An Unrecognized Problem

Seventeen older adults commit suicide every day for one hidden reason: The ignorance towards elders with mental illnesses.

4 Shows You Need to Binge Watch on Netflix This Month

While navigating the complex world of online television, consider putting these shows on your map.

The Sick Season in College and How to Avoid it

Signs that everyone is getting sick in college and how to avoid them.

Is Fergie’s New Music Glamorous or So Two Thousand and Late?

The Dutchess has returned at last and, with some bumps in the road, has created work that’s worth a listen.

SAD Times, Hard Times

The impact of seasonal affective disorder is real: What can be done about it?

To The Girl Who Has Never Kissed Someone

Don’t worry, your time will come.

How Anthony Bourdain Taught Me That Food Is More than Just Sustenance

Eating is so much more than a required daily activity.

How to Show Off Your Fall Style in a Warm Climate

Keep your cool and try not to break a sweat this fall with these simple wardrobe changes.

10 Things That Don’t Make You a Bad Feminist

Spoiler alert: Slut-shaming and white feminism are NOT on this list.

5 Easy Ways to Get Caught in Procrastination Traps

You probably do some of these without even realizing it.

How Multicultural Greek Organizations Changed the Landscape of Traditional Greek Life

The emergence of multicultural Greek life has proved to be a haven for students of color.

New Title IX Rules Have Been Installed and They Are Scary

The revisions of Title IX by Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos leave many campuses anxious about the future of sexual assault.

Pennywise Gets an F in Being a Villain

Something that may help you overcome the horror of the movie “IT.”

7 Tips for Having Fun on Weekends Without Drinking

‘Lit’ can also mean getting drunk with happiness.

Here’s Why You Probably Shouldn’t Major in Your Favorite Hobby

Majoring in your hobby may sound like a dream, but it can easily become a nightmare.

What Defines Corny Rap?

These are the four rappers who are commonly called out as corny and why people perceive them as so.

The Price Tag on American Lives

With insurance costs on the rise, it’s time to bring universal health coverage into the ongoing conversation.

Why We’re All Addicted to ‘This Is Us’

The NBC show continues to emotionally connect with its large audience through expert, authentic storytelling in its second season.

Not Everyone Is Excited About These ’80s Remakes

Could these cult classics grace the big screen once again?

The 7 Best Dog Breeds for College Students

If you’re having a hard time adjusting to college life, a dog as a companion may be a good solution.

Tax Reform in the Trump Era Has a Rocky Start

President Donald Trump and the “Big Six” are already hitting some major tax reform roadblocks.

Is Online Grocery Shopping a Slippery, Albeit Convenient Slope?

Of all the industries that Amazon has eaten, grocery shopping may prove the toughest to swallow.

The Paradox of The Killers’ New Album, ‘Wonderful Wonderful’

How can a band with such a spotty track record hold our attention for thirteen years?

What Sean Spicer’s Feature at the Emmys Means for Politics in Media

Sean Spicer’s appearance at the Emmys has deeper implications than its face value.

6 Female Celebrities Who Revolutionized the Millennial Fashion Industry

These it-girls have taken over the world of fashion so far in 2017.

The 2017-18 NBA Season Preview

On October 17, the new NBA season kicks off. After all of the off-season drama and blockbuster moves, the question remains: Can anyone stop Golden State?

Binge Watching: It’s Not All Bad Is It?

The latest trend in viewing TV can have both positive and negative affects on you, your studies and your health.

The Coffee Debate: Big Chain vs. Small Business?

The pros and cons of purchasing your caffeine fix from various coffee shops.

5 Tips for Feeling Organized in College

Every minute counts, so don’t spend ten of them looking for your syllabus.

Did the Film Adaptation of ‘The Glass Castle’ Do the Book Justice?

After the recent release of Destin Daniel Cretton’s film adaptation, viewers and Jeannette Walls fans are struggling to evaluate how the movie compares to the memoir.

How ‘One Tree Hill’ Made Music Matter

The show that used music as a dialogue.

How to Start Your Vinyl Collection in the Midst of Its Vintage Comeback

After a forty-year dormancy, vinyl has reemerged as an interest for many millennials, and it’s never too late to hop on the bandwagon yourself.

River J. Lewis Gives Back to the Community with Summer Camp

Lewis, founder of the summer camp Operation Summer Exposure, enables young black men to grow through exploring the great outdoors.

3 Instagram Wolf Pups That Travel with Purpose

Here are some big dogs that redefine what it means to be ‘man’s best friend’.

Tips for Surviving Your First Year of College with a Chronic Illness

Having a chronic illness in high school can be difficult, but surviving college with one can be harder.

This Men’s Apparel Company Gives ‘Fraternity Ties’ a Whole New Meaning

Bows-N-Ties recently unveiled their Greek tie collection, a line of over eighty ties and bow ties perfect for representing your fraternity and looking sharp at the same time.

Who’s Afraid of Multiculturalism?

What Zadie Smith’s ‘White Teeth’ can teach us about tolerance and terrorism.

9 Things That Happen When You Transfer Colleges

None of them involve your academic advisors being at all helpful.

6 Things That Every College Student Tries to Play Off

If you’ve ever gotten lost on campus as a senior, this list will help you feel less alone.

3 Things You Sacrifice by Going to an In-State School

If I had known what I was giving up when I chose to stay in Georgia, choosing a college would have been ten times easier.

Yes, I’m a Girl and Yes, I’m in a Fraternity

It may have taken me by surprise, but joining Phi Sigma Pi was the best decision I’ve made in college so far.

Knowing Is Half the Battle

Under the recently passed Forever GI Bill, combat veterans will receive expanded access to higher education, which benefits them and the country they served.

The Gospel According to J.J. Warren

A student at the infamously secular Sarah Lawrence College, J.J. Warren, a gay man and aspiring Methodist pastor, is attempting to reconcile his sexuality to his faith and his faith to the world.

No Scrubs

University of Texas student Imran Rizvi, a Biochemistry major on the pre-med track, is bringing his eye for design to the medical field.

Kristopher Johnson Answers the ‘Study Breaks’ Questionnaire

Texas Woman’s University’s student body president Kristopher Johnson talks about being named TWU’s Emerging Leader of the Year and his secret talent.

The Launch Pad

After finding viral fame with their video game ‘Tampon Run,’ students Sophie Houser and Andy Gonzales hope to propel an important shift in the dialogue surrounding menstruation and women in tech.

Bees? Waxes Kinetic

Composed of five jazz enthusiasts at Shenandoah University, the Virginia band comes alive onstage with energetic, improvisational brilliance.

A Turning of Phage

From an introductory science class at her community college to award-winning research on bio disinfectants, the University of Houston’s Reavelyn Pray has success under the microscope.

This Duke Senior Aims to Fix a Broken System, One Child at a Time

After interning with several different non-profits, Rhajaa Wright took all her experience into account and decided to devote herself to teaching.

Illustrator Kestrel Hendrickson Brings Fantasy to the Cartoon World

Minneapolis College of Art and Design student Kestrel Hendrickson claims Miyazaki as an influence, and channels his profound, yet approachable style.

Making a Splash

Nic Carniglia, a water polo player and Business major at UC Berkeley, is hoping Cal’s recent championship will keep his Olympic hopes afloat.

A Right to Exist

After war erupted as Yemeni native Nada Al-Thawr was leaving her country, the Mount Holyoke student has begun an aggressive campaign to bring her country’s plight to the attention of anyone who will listen.

Sister Acts

As the founder or co-founder of three separate activist organizations, UConn student and Pi Beta Phi sister Christine Savino takes social justice to a new level.

What Schools Can Learn from the University of Rochester’s Sexual Harassment Scandal

Going forward, schools need to better execute sexual harassment investigations as well as investigate as independently and thoroughly as possible.

#TaketheKnee Is About Justice, not President Trump

Of all the topics Trump could have discussed on social media, he chose to focus on athletes who refused to stand for the American flag.

4 Ways to Rock Being a Transfer Student (or Scared Freshman!)

Feeling emotionally naked and afraid in a new place? These tips will help you survive and break into a new culture with ease.

So You’ve Got a Deadline Tomorrow, Now What?

Here’s how to stay up late to tackle that project/paper/test tomorrow with as little pain as possible

The Five Best Skate Videos of 2017 (So Far)

2017 has been a great year for skateboarding, and it’s time to count down the top five videos from this year so far.

‘What Happened’ to Hillary Clinton

If it’s still hard for you to wrap your head around last year’s election, Clinton’s personal account may help you come to terms.

How to Make Friends on Tinder (No, Seriously)

Making friends can almost be as intimidating as dating, so why not take a chance on nonromantic relationships by swiping right?

Should You Go to Art School to Be a Good Artist?

Even regular colleges have their benefits for art students, but art schools also have plenty to offer.

6 Reasons to Go Commando

You gotta understand, bro, that going commando will make you feel in command, yo!

Top Dog Breeds to Own in College

Choosing the right dog breed can be difficult, especially when you live in student housing.

5 Stereotypes Surrounding College Students

The truths of them have been debunked.

3 Must-Watch Ted Talks for Every College Student

If you have time between classes and are in the mood for something life-changing, give one of these videos a try.

3 Ways to Handle the Stress of Your Upcoming Graduation

With the real world looming and the pressure of finding a job increasing daily, here are three ways to cope.

How ‘Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus’ Ruins ‘Wolfenstein: The New Order’

The new game’s set up knocks the old one down.

‘Lucky’ by Alice Sebold: The Woman, The Author, The Narrator

A review of the book and why after eighteen years it’s still a relevant read.

5 Essential Oils to Help with Energy

If you’re ever feeling super tired and can’t seem to find a cure, then give essential oils a chance.

Making Your Voice Heard

How to have faith in the democratic process.

The Pros and Cons of Hiring a Professional Academic Writing Service

When you delegate the writing of a large paper to a professional, you can focus more on the work’s intellectual content.

The Plight of Artificial Intelligence in Modern Media

Everyone knows we’re all just waiting for the robots to rise up and kill us.

Does China Hold the Cure for Bullying?

With bullying in schools and online getting worse, America might want to turn their eyes to China and consider new methods.

XXXTentacion and Abuse: How Far Can an Artist Be Distanced from Their Music?

The politics and lessons of XXXTentacion’s abusive behavior—which is by no means exclusive to him—and rash of domestic abuse among young hip-hop artists.

Common Dating Issues and How to Solve Them

The dating mysteries have been explained.

Helping Victims Affected by Natural Disasters

The debate over which organizations are trustworthy and why we need to lend a helping hand.

What the Next Oscars Could Look Like Based Off the Fall Film Festivals

Venice, Telluride and Toronto have wrapped up their prestigious film festivals, and with that comes a new understanding about what the next Oscars might look like.

6 Underrated Cities to Visit During Your European Study Abroad

Studying in Europe? Take some time off the books and check out some of the food, culture and nightlife that Europe has to offer.

5 Films That Demonstrate the Unique Power of Animation

From fantasy lands to the racetrack, these anime features are worth exploring for experiencing a different form of storytelling

Photographer Julia Fletcher Found Her Niche Through Networking

Contributing photographer for the Local Wolves and Lithium magazines, Fletcher is optimizing her career path through connecting with people.

How FENTY Beauty Changed the Diversity Standard

Rihanna’s new makeup line has sparked a change in how brands should approach diversity.

New and Returning Shows to Look out for This Fall

New or old, these shows are sure to catch your eye.

Heed: The Swiss Experience Design Studio Founded by Dany Cerone

After launching his web design business in high school, this Swiss entrepreneur wants to help other student entrepreneurs succeed.

To Fight Racism, America Needs to Teach Proper History

Racial issues can’t be solved if people don’t understand them.

20 Pumpkin Flavored Treats to Feed Your Fall Obsession

If you’re pumpkin obsessed like me, here’s a list of flavored products you never knew you needed.

Revival: The Return of Bam Margera

Six years after the tragic death of his best friend Ryan Dunn, Bam Margera is getting sober and teaching himself how to skate again in the process.

Academic Myth Busters: Part Two

Four scientific myths that your teachers passed off as true.

The 5 Stages of Post-Grad Life

Transitioning from college to the real world can be difficult. Here’s what to expect after taking your turn to walk across that stage.

3 Upcoming Y.A. Movie Adaptations You’ll Need to Go See in Theaters

Here are the most anticipated Y.A. novel-to-movie adaptations.

Resources to Take Advantage of Your Senior Year

Use these resources to your advantage before you graduate; it will prove to be beneficial in the long run.

Is Too Much Streaming a Bad Thing?

With Disney’s new streaming service being a part of the dozens of other platforms currently on the market, will people become tired of paying so much money for TV?

Iowa State University’s Sabah Ali Wants You to Invest in Yourself

As an Amazon Best-Selling Author, Iowa State’s Sabah Ali advocates getting an early start on networking and entrepreneurship.

Logan Lucky: A Lesson in Mismarketing

Unlike most films, the latest work from Steven Soderbergh undersold and over-delivered.