By Sarah Lynch, Marist College

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

By Kerrianna Wallace, Arcadia University

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

By Vanessa Le, Chabot College

Read, write, listen to podcasts, repeat.

By Erin Marie Winans, James Madison University

Another day, another scandal.

By Megan Batt, SUNY Cortland

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

By Plamedie Ifasso, Texas Woman’s University

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

By Sam Kasierski, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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

By Julian Randall, Texas Tech University

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

By Taylor Miller, SUNY Cortland

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.

By Grace John, Rutgers University

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

By Ellyot Chen, Pasadena City College

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

By Jake Deven, The University of Texas at El Paso

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

By Abraham Ramirez, University of California, Los Angeles

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.

By Ana Greening, Texas State University

Here are some music selections that motivate and inspire.

By Sarah Lynch, Marist College

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

By Gillian Farnan, SUNY Cortland

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

By Kayla Platoff, Maryville University

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

By Kerrianna Wallace, Arcadia University

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

By Sam Thoma, Wisconsin Lutheran College

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

By Haley Newlin, Southern New Hampshire University

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

By Brittany Sims, Temple University

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

By Audrey Bowers, Ball State University

Expect your ears to be blown away.

By Andria Modica, Drexel University

Philadelphia isn’t just philly cheesesteaks and soft pretzels.

By Vanessa Le, Chabot College

You’re addicted, and you need help.

By Hollis Reddington, University of Alaska Anchorage

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

By Megan Batt, SUNY Cortland

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

By Tabitha Prisinzano, Columbia College of Missouri

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

By Isabelle Mencia, University of Florida

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

By Michaela Sickles, Suffolk University

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

By Taylor Miller, SUNY Cortland

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

By Katie Lommen, Saint Louis University

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

By Kayla Lichtman, Middlebury College

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

By Emilie Romero, University of Nevada

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

By Elise Bortz, New York University

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

By Diego Galicia, Valencia College

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

By Sarah Hoenig, Texas A&M University

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

By Kayla Morosco, Chatham University

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

By Erin Alexander, Middle Tennessee State University

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.

By Daniel Reed

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

By Ana Greening, Texas State University

These videos will make any frown turn upside down.

By Ellyot Chen, Pasadena City College

Being stopped by a police officer is definitely not a great way to end the day, especially if it’s just for broken taillights.

By Shashank Rao, University of Michigan

Looking to hunker down and focus on studying for finals? These five soundtracks will get you through the grind.

By Kayla Platoff, Maryville University

‘Harry Potter’ fans are learning that J.K. Rowling isn’t as progressive as she would like them to think.

By Hollis Reddington, University of Alaska Anchorage

Not all depression includes curling up in a blanket burrito.

By Rakshya Devkota, Saint Louis University

Thanks to LGBTQ+ musicians like Hayley Kiyoko, is the world moving towards a Golden Age of queer women in mainstream pop music?

By Selena Lundy, Grand Valley State University

While trying to navigate through the ups and downs of life, it’s always nice to have some words of wisdom in your back pocket.

By Emily Craig, University of North Alabama

Puth’s promotional singles hint at a more mature, yet promising sophomore debut.

By Andria Modica, Drexel University

Almost unrecognizable, Aguilera goes makeup-free on the cover of Paper Magazine to talk about female empowerment and self-love.

By Kayla Morosco, Chatham University

Generally considered one of the most talented artists of all time, Judy Garland led a life filled with both successes and tragedies.

By Hollis Reddington, University of Alaska Anchorage

Dogsledding isn’t quite as romantic as ‘Balto’ would lead you to believe.

By Brittany Sims, Temple University

On ‘It’s Gonna Be May’ day, April 30, the former band will reunite for this tremendous honor.

By Diego Galicia, Valencia College

The recent shutdown of 123Movies has dealt a major loss to pirate sites, but it is no guarantee that copyrighted contents will be protected from now on.

By Plamedie Ifasso, Texas Woman’s University

These rules are not meant to be broken, so don’t be the person that everyone is secretly annoyed by.

By Kayla Platoff, Maryville University

Native Americans are trying to prove that their languages are alive and thriving.

By Erin Alexander, Middle Tennessee State University

Data violation reacts only.

By Vanessa Le, Chabot College

No panties, no problem.

By Kerrianna Wallace, Arcadia University

Turns out they’re not same thing.

By Kate Maxwell, NC State University

Who says video games can’t save the world?

By Taylor Miller, SUNY Cortland

In honor of National Poetry Month, here are five poets who deserve your recognition whether you usually read poetry or not.

By Michele Mendez, Temple University

‘Burn the Stage’ shows the good, the bad and the ugly of the K-pop industry.

By Ana Greening, Texas State University

Knowing their backstory makes these iconic images a million times more funny.

By Kerrianna Wallace, Arcadia University

The app/game that’s pushing players to tears with its beautiful visuals, music and story.

By Sarah Lynch, Marist College

Social media culture blurs ethical lines between what is self-sacrificing and what is self-serving.

By Daniel Reed

With its innovative payout system and top-of-the-line game offerings, Cleopatra casino stands head and shoulders above its competitors.

By Jake Deven, The University of Texas at El Paso

In hopes to revitalize the series, ‘God of War’ creators are taking risks that have never been taken.

By Kaitlyn Peterson, UCLA

On the heels of his first album release, Ng speculates what the future holds for his haunting, atmospheric sound.

By Briana Perez, University of Texas at San Antonio

They’re ugly on the outside and the inside.

By Sam Thoma, Wisconsin Lutheran College

The 2018 MLB season is about to begin. Here are this year’s most promising teams and also those who seem doomed to fail this year.

By Dominique Bander, Loyola University Maryland

What is it, who is it and what does it mean for college students?

By Emilie Romero, University of Nevada

Unfortunately, most products you saw on Twitter on April Fools Day probably aren’t real.

By Onaje McDowelle, University of Texas at Austin

You: it’s a match made in heaven. Me, an intellectual: actually, it’s a match made in ‘My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.’

By Sarah Marchan, University of Texas at San Antonio

Let’s map out how exactly the genre of emo rap came to be.

By Onaje McDowelle, University of Texas at Austin

Celebrating the groundbreaking work of the poet and musician Gil Scott-Heron, whose writing changed the world forever.  

By Bonnie Wong, University of Southern California

With red quinoa, cilantro and red onion in the mix, you’ll never guess you’re eating healthy when you dive into this veggie collaboration.  

By Jake Deven, The University of Texas at El Paso

One year after the release of ‘American Dream,’ Khalid’s influence has changed his adopted hometown. 

By Andrew Crossan, University of South Carolina

As a gay man, passing as straight can be a humbling, invalidating and maddening reality check that can sometimes feel like a relief. 

By Kayla Lichtman, Middlebury College

With their interactive opportunities and picture–perfect moments, pop-up museums have become more than a trend for millennials.  

By Elise Bortz, New York University

Words by Elise Bortz, New York University.

By Rakshya Devkota, Saint Louis University

The Parkland shooting survivors’ activism is just the latest in a long, proud tradition of student protest in the U.S. 

By Selena Lundy, Grand Valley State University

It doesn’t what size you are, as long as you are confident AF. Arcadio Del Valle is a plus-sized model making his way through fashion with this philosophy.

By Audrey Bowers, Ball State University

Here are some worth-while reads if ‘Love, Simon’ has left you craving more LGBTQ representation.

By Natalya Pomeroy, University of Houston

Despite the harassment from administration personnel, transgender teachers make their classrooms a safe place for students.

By Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The former LSUS student’s strange story is a saddening look into the dark side of Internet fame.

By Daniel Reed

The Good Vibrations Music & Arts festival is an all day event that will bring together hearing and non-hearing festival goers in an unprecedented event.

By Adriana Luna, Northwest Vista College

As the madness reaches an astounding conclusion, here are some predictions on who will come out on top.

By Sarah Hoenig, Texas A&M University

From 2006 to today, Taylor Swift had a huge music evolution changing her style with every album.

By Emily Craig, University of North Alabama

Pop star Taylor Swift’s music video for her new song has received criticism amid accusations that she stole video concepts from a Kenzo perfume ad.

By Ellyot Chen, Pasadena City College

The new YouTube Red series allows Asian representation to extend into mainstream media.

By Alex Johnson, New York University

Because it’s incredibly believable that the Parkland survivor would rip up the Constitution.

By Emilie Romero, University of Nevada

Music festivals are all fun and games until you realize you forgot your sunscreen.

By Kate Maxwell, NC State University

Social media has taken one of the least productive components of human interaction — being petty — and elevated it into an art form.

By Samantha Jorgens, Central Michigan University

Many brackets are busted due to the many surprising upsets this year.

By Gillian Farnan, SUNY Cortland

Vogue’s recent interview with Kendall Jenner has shone a light on how forcefully confronting or assuming someone’s sexuality isn’t Gucci. Ever.

By Gabriella Evans, Northern Arizona University

As long as we still have the ‘missed connections’ page, Craigslist romance will live on.

By Sam Thoma, Wisconsin Lutheran College

What is ‘Fortnite,’ where did it come from, and how is it so popular?

By Sam Thoma, Wisconsin Lutheran College

In a whirlwind of upsets and buzzer-beaters, March Madness kicked off in full swing in its first weekend.

By Sarah Hoenig, Texas A&M University

The line-up of shows this Broadway season is better than ever, for one particular reason.

By Samantha Jorgens, Central Michigan University

Travel and daily interactions with people inspire this Boston University student’s music.

By Kayla Lichtman, Middlebury College

Piercing your love right into your finger may look cool, but it comes with some serious risks.

By Kate Maxwell, NC State University

You might just be starting out, but you still deserve professionalism when it comes to the workplace.