In Defense of Jimmy Fallon’s ‘Touslegate’
In condemning 'The Tonight Show' host for toying with Trump's hair, critics forget what Fallon's job is.…
Alicia Drier, Roosevelt University
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Alicia Drier
Roosevelt University
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This High School Valedictorian Is the First-Ever Transfer to Cornell from IPFW
A Biochemistry and Biological Engineering double major, freshman Mitchell Scott talks about his experience as a non-traditional Ivy League student.…
A Love Letter to Groot
Who knew a tiny sentient tree could play such an important role in the galaxy’s ability to smile?…
The Message You Overlooked in ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
Hulu’s new original series might be breaking streaming records around the world, but Atwood’s dystopian tale has a subtler message that gets easily lost.…
A Fresh Take on Rotting Flesh: Zombies in Media
It’s been said that the undead have been overdone, but the zombie story isn’t going away any time soon.…
Novelist Meredith Russo Is a Voice for Trans Rights
The transgender author behind ‘If I Was Your Girl’ talks words, boxes and intersectionality.…
The Best Food Blog for Budget-Conscious College Students
Tired of living off of Easy Mac and cafeteria food? Here is a wallet-friendly food blog to help you fall in love with food again.…
Meet the Huntington University Student Destined for Broadway
Freshman Andrew Bower will do just about anything to become a stage actor, including impersonating a Mark Twain impersonator.…
The Surprising Etymology Behind 13 of Your Favorite Words
From ‘jumbo’ to ‘yas,’ a brief history of how the English language has brought us to where we are now. …
The Fine Arts vs. President Trump
What Trump’s promise to decrease funding for the National Endowment for the Arts means for the United States.…
What the Greek Kool-Aid Tastes Like
The Greek system may still be known more for its extravagant parties than its academic rapport, but students still flock to pledge every fall for one important reason.…
Why All Your Graduated Friends Still Live at Home
More and more students are living at home while they attend college and even after. Is that a bad thing?…
A Lifetime of Thawing: Heather Stafford’s Battle Against Eating Disorders
Ball State freshman Heather Stafford shares her story of surviving and thriving in the face of anorexia nervosa.…
The Controversy Cropping Up in Modern Bestselling Books
When books are marketed to large audiences, disturbing themes can find their way into the hands of unsuspecting readers.…
10 February Feel-Good Films
In the heart of February, when you might be knee-deep in snow and stranded indoors, check out these feel-good movies to lift your spirits.…
Thank You, Trump, for Unifying Women Like Never Before
For many years, feminism has been a dirty word, but could 2017 bring a necessary facelift to this decades-long revolution?…
Netflix, Then and Now: A Look into the Past 10 Years of Streaming
Ever since it made its debut as a DVD mailing system back when I was an undergrad, the streaming service and the college community have been inseparable.…
