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Here's the image depicting a vibrant college campus scene, capturing the essence of digital communication among students, including subtle references to social media apps like Yik Yak.

The Revival of Yik Yak: Unraveling Its Impact on College Campuses

Adam Steele

In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, few platforms have experienced a rebirth quite like Yik Yak.…

July 31, 2024

Here's the image showcasing a variety of quick and healthy meal options designed for college students.

7 Easiest Healthy Meals to Make in College

Jacqueline Shweiki

College life is a whirlwind of classes, social events, and late-night study sessions, leaving little time for elaborate meal prep.…

June 27, 2024

Book Nerds: Virginia Woolf is Not a Feminist Icon

Emily Diaz, DePaul University

Renowned and praised for her radical critique of the patriarchy, Virginia Woolf remains a trailblazer for feminism despite her complex history of racism and anti-semitism.…

June 7, 2024

Dear Sabrina, ‘Please Please Please’ Give Us More More More!

Roberto Soto

It's giving Dolly, Kacey, summer, sunblock, lovelorn 70s. The second single from Sabrina Carpenter's upcoming 'Short and Sweet is nothing short of sweet.…

June 7, 2024

In an article about the origins of techno music, a Black person's hand spins a record.

A (Not-So-Brief) History of Techno Music

Morgan Brown, Wake Forest University

The genre often associated with Western Europe has its roots in African American clubs.…

April 29, 2023

In an article about tiny desk concerts, two singers perform in a youtube video.

Tiny Desk Preserves the Purity of Music

Katherine Hollis, New York University

With a wave of upcoming artists emerging after the pandemic, the future of live musical performances may be smaller than anticipated.…

April 28, 2023

In an article about anti-semitism in J.K Rowling's Harry Potter, a drawing of a Harry Potter book ripped in two.

The Built-In Discrimination in J. K. Rowling’s Wizarding World

Malaki Lingg, The University of Texas at San Antonio

The beloved ‘Harry Potter’ series has some unfortunate connections to bigotry and antisemitism.…

April 28, 2023

In an article about the singer-songwriter Ethel Cain, a frame from her music video "American Teenager" featuring the singer in a cheerleading outfit.

Ethel Cain Is the Gen-Z Voice of Southern Gothic

Elizabeth Fulton, Emory University

The singer-songwriter expresses today's youthful frustrations through her literary musical style.…

April 27, 2023

In an article about math rock, the image shows math equations.

Miscellaneous Measures: Math Rock

Anoushka Panganamamula, The Ohio State University

This genre utilizes mathematical concepts to craft a free-flowing blend of rock and jazz.…

April 27, 2023

In an article about minors in K-Pop groups, a Korean woman wears a shirt bearing the words 'too young'.

K-Pop Has a Minor Dilemma

Emily Chang, Wellesley College

The K-Pop industry is debuting increasingly younger idols, and the raging success of rookie group NewJeans is only proof of the growing problem.…

April 25, 2023

In an article about award shows snubbing black women, a picture of Beyonce receiving an award at the 2023 Grammys.

Black Women Were Overlooked This Awards Season

Elizabeth Fulton, Emory University

Beyoncé and Angela Bassett’s losses represent the fundamental problem with how awards ceremonies undervalue Black actresses, directors and musicians.…

April 25, 2023

Two bearded men wearing pale shirts, brown pants and suspenders strike energetic dance poses before the large letters "RRR."

‘RRR’ Unites People From Different Cultures

Daniel Guerrero, College of the Canyons

This film recaptures blockbuster excellence with its action, musical numbers, comedy and fictional bromance between two Indian revolutionaries.…

April 24, 2023

In an article on Zolita's EP called “Falling Out/Falling In" is a screenshot from one of her music videos in which she and her girlfriend are dancing and smiling at one another.

Breakups and Breakthroughs: Zolita’s Misadventures of the Heart

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

Zolita’s new EP “Falling Out/Falling In” takes listeners on an emotional roller coaster of despair, doubt and self-development.…

April 24, 2023

Sound Mind: The Age-Old Story with a Twist

Katie Koenig, George Fox University

Sometimes, the villains are more entertaining than the heroes.…

April 12, 2023

An illustration of the Oasis band members.

The Staying Power of Oasis’s ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’

Julia Concepcion, Virginia Commonwealth University

The band’s seminal sophomore album remains a charismatic voyage across fierce sonic textures and deftly balances rawness with reflection.…

April 11, 2023

In an article about the novel "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" a young woman sleeps bundled in the sheets of a calendar.

‘My Year Of Rest And Relaxation’ Is An Absurd, Yet Real, Read

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

Despite the hard-hitting content of this novel by Ottessa Moshfegh, its characters and themes are beneficial for readers to be exposed to.…

April 11, 2023

An illustration of a landscape drawn in a blue palette, set in a fantasy world.

These Sub-Genres Will Take Your Love of Fantasy to the Next Level

Reatha-Mae Newman, SUNY College at Brockport

The beauty of the genre lies in its limitlessness.…

April 10, 2023

In an article about Woodstock, an artistic rendition of several festival-goers.

Will There Ever Be Another ‘Woodstock’?

Malaki Lingg, The University of Texas at San Antonio

It seems that this historic music festival may be in a league of its own.…

April 10, 2023

An illustration of Ray Bradbury's novel 'Fahrenheit 451' with flames burning the bottom cover.

Why Everyone Needs To Read ‘Fahrenheit 451’ Right Now

Abby Worthington, Arcadia University

Ray Bradbury’s dystopian future may be closer than you think.…

April 5, 2023

In an article about controversial edits to Roald Dahl's books, a picture of the character Augustus Gloop and his mother from "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory."

Roald Dahl’s Classic Stories Are Getting an Inclusive Rewrite

Elizabeth Fulton, Emory University

Recent edits have sparked a debate over handling insensitive content in older literature.…

April 4, 2023

Revisiting MrBeast’s ‘Curing Blindness’ Video

Joshua Laine, Emmanuel College

Now that the dust has settled, it’s easier to evaluate the ethics of this viral video.…

April 1, 2023

In an article on Women's History Month is a photograph of three women in jean jackets facing backward and holding white flowers.

Women’s History Month: Four Feminists You Should Know

Abby Worthington, Arcadia University

These women need to be recognized every day of the year.…

March 31, 2023

In an article about rock n roll in China, a hand holding up the 'rock on' sign.

The Evolution of Rock ‘n’ Roll in China

Danni Shuai, University of Southern California

Learn about the golden eras of Eastern rock music and the reasons for its decline.…

March 27, 2023

In an article about jukebox musicals, an array of pop singers gather on a stage with many of them raising their arms into the sky.

Our Love-Hate Relationship With Jukebox Musicals

Victoria Hock, Houghton University

Is it right or wrong to say there is comfort in familiarity?…

March 27, 2023

Many characters from tech noir works, including The Terminator and Blade Runner 2049.

Tech Noir: The Influence of Film Noir in Science Fiction

Morgan Brown, Wake Forest University

The movies of the 1940s and 50s still inspire artists today, even in vastly different genres.…

March 23, 2023

In an article about female artists, a swirling background with the faces of Nina Simone, Amy Winehouse and Lauryn Hill in the foreground.

Five Artists To Listen To During Women’s History Month

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

While female music artists should be appreciated year round, they deserve some extra special attention during the month of March.…

March 22, 2023

In an article about Lil Yachty's newest album, its cover art is blurred by rays of colored light coming out of a man's head.

The New Era of Lil Yachty

Katherine Hollis, New York University

Lil Yachty tries his hand at psychedelic rap with his fifth studio album "Let's Start Here."…

March 22, 2023

For an article about local music, an illustration of a band performing in all silhouettes in front of a blue background.

The Importance of Supporting the Local Music Scene

Olivia Madrid, Florida State University

In a time where many popular artists' concerts are selling out, people may look to nearby bands for the ideal concertgoing experience.…

March 20, 2023

An illustration of three wall shelves holding books, gifts and other items book lovers might have.

7 Unique Gift Ideas for Every Reader in Your Life

Reatha-Mae Newman, SUNY College at Brockport

Instead of getting them yet another book they may or may not like, why not try one of these items?…

March 20, 2023

A black and white photographic portrait of Richard Wright, the author of the novel, "Native Son."

The Plight Depicted in ‘Native Son’ Is Still Relevant Today

Erica George, Louisiana State University, Shreveport

Perhaps one of America's greatest African American novels to date, Richard Wright's depiction of one man's struggle against systemic racism transcends time and place.…

March 18, 2023

In an article about Chelsea Handler’s recent Netflix special “Revolution,” is an image of Handler on a stage, facing a crowd of people in a dark room.

It’s a Revolution

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

Chelsea Handler’s recent Netflix special embraces taboo concepts, all while supplying a consistent stream of comically candid jokes.…

March 16, 2023

College Park Mayhem

Joshua Shweiki, University of Maryland, College Park

The Maryland Terrapins met the Purdue Boilermakers in a thrilling matchup where the Terps won, led by Jahmir Young and Julian Reese.…

March 15, 2023

A crowd of people in a movie theater viewing a zombie on the big screen.

A Brief History of the Zombie Movie

Olivia Madrid, Florida State University

Despite their complicated origins, the undead continue to fascinate and terrify audiences around the world.…

March 15, 2023

A young girl sits cross legged on a couch, with a cat sitting next to her. She is looking at a computer held in her lap, which displays a blue web page with a stylized image of Virginia Woolf alongside the author's book "A Room of One's Own."

Virginia Woolf’s ‘A Room of One’s Own’ Is as Relevant Today as it Was in the 1920s

Shawna Smith, University of Phoenix

Though this novel was published almost a hundred years ago, its argument is still applicable today: creatives are not given the resources they need to thrive.…

March 10, 2023

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