By Angelica Rovinski, Arcadia University

Hamsters are among the most popular pet rodents, but they’re unexpectedly needier and less cuddly than these furry friends.

By Tiffany Singh, University of Central Florida

By Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

Before you consider trying the supposed flawless remedy, here are a few of its side effects that you should know.

By Illusion Ventura, Whittier College

As people who have been judged for sexually identifying outside of the heteronormative, the OS community fights for recognition.

By Joy Young, Chapman University

By Xochitl Menjivar, San Francisco State University

Being optimistic is great, but sometimes it’s used as a cop-out to avoid handling difficult circumstances.

By Peyton Conner, Indiana University

Hallyu has inspired many young scholars to learn more about Korea beyond what is shown on their screens.

By Noir Galvin, Arcadia University

Devote the fun, artsy activity to the entire fall season, not just the spooky holidays.

By Daniel Reed

Table games are a favorite for many casino players. Features here is a list of the most popular online casinos table games of 2021 that you can try.

By Angelica Rovinski, Arcadia University

The new tradition originated as a pandemic necessity for celebrating the holidays, but its convenience might keep it going for years to come.

By Daniel Reed

Should you play mobile slots at a mobile casino or through a casino app? Have a read to see how these two options compare and see which one suits you best.

By Daniel Reed

The gambling provider has a lot of options to choose from.

By Tiffany Singh, University of Central Florida

Though it may sound intimidating, eliminating your external stimuli can be relaxing and might even reduce your chronic pain.

By Daniel Reed

Here’s some information about this online casino.

By Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

While we are accustomed to viewing the idealized continent through rose-colored glasses, many tourists leave feeling less than content.

By Esha Shah, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Are you broke and in need of food, cosmetics or simply something to do? Well, an unexpected shop might just have you covered.

By Daniel Reed

Playing with Bitcoin at an online casino offers its own interesting qualities.

By Daniel Buccafusca, East Stroudsburg University

The sport of stock car racing may seem some major changes during the upcoming 2022 season.

By Daniel Reed

It’s not just about trying to make money. You might get some other benefits too.

By Daniela Saffran, Rollins College

Here are some crucial employment techniques to help you decrease your stress levels and increase your overall potential.

By Virginia Laurie, Washington and Lee University

The ‘Twilight’ actress is set to marry screenwriter Dylan Meyer, prompting the question: How can the media help with LGBTQ+ visibility?

By Angelica Rovinski, Arcadia University

The season beloved for its beauty unfortunately also has its downfalls, particularly in relation to the falling leaves and the shortening of days.

By Daniel Reed

Your art is awesome, but how to make sure that people see it?

By Trinity Crompton, Molloy College

These stories have leaked into nearly all forms of media. People casually consume such heavy content, but how is it affecting them?

By Daniel Reed

It can get complicated out there.

By Joy Young, Chapman University

The humble grocery store takes the stage for resurging debates around what this part of the store says about our plates.

By Daniel Reed

If you approach the deal with a level head and keep your feelings in check, everyone will be better off.

By Becky Hardin, University of Arizona Global Campus

Searching for career opportunities can be stressful for young people struggling with feelings of unease, but these tips can help you accomplish all of your work-related goals.

By Daniel Reed

Make sure that you’re not throwing your money away.

By Jake Sanders, Rhodes College

Gendered constraints have only become tighter for men since the ideology was introduced, and many are arguing for its end due to the damage it causes to self-perception.

By Adam Steele

It’s the first thing a potential customer will see when they find you on the internet — make a good impression.

By Angelica Rovinski, Arcadia University

Adopting a new pet can be a scary venture. These incredibly low-maintenance reptiles may just be what hopeful pet owners need to introduce them to the world of animal companionship.

By Daniel Reed

Don’t forget to take of your teeth when you go off to college.

By Tiffany Singh, University of Central Florida

By Re’nesia Mills, University of Tampa

The Golden Globes, Oscars and Emmys have recently faced criticism for a lack of representation in their voting committees as well as their nominee and winner selections.

By Becky Hardin, University of Arizona Global Campus

Environmental activist Katharine Hayhoe’s latest book tackles one of the most difficult topics of conversation in a thoughtful and engaging way.

By Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

The questionable popularity of the British monarchy might be on the decline with their growing lack of relatability.

By Katrin Young

It’s a field worth exploring.

By Daniela Saffran, Rollins College

It’s hard for everyone to make new friends in college, and many will most likely make some bad friends before meeting their true crew. Here are three indicators that will point to whether a friend is good for you or not.

By Daniel Reed

Give your burgeoning new business a leg up.

By Daniel Reed

Many in Gen Z would like to be their own boss. Here are some steps to make that dream a reality.

By Virginia Laurie, Washington and Lee University

From gods to omens to witches’ familiars, the creatures have remained legendary figures throughout history, even becoming the symbols of both good and bad superstition.

By Daniel Reed

Get some help catching a few Z’s at night.

By Tiffany Singh, University of Central Florida

By Asiya Robinson, Rowan University

The singer clapped back at haters who criticized her most recent outfit by questioning why society is so obsessed with how she looks.

By Xochitl Menjivar, San Francisco State University

For a long time, this taboo practice had negative connotations, but finally, the beliefs surrounding witchcraft have started to change.

By Daniel Reed

While the government has control over in-person casinos, slot machines, lotteries, etc., online casinos are another story.

By Megan Heenan, Nevada State College

The company’s most recent attempt at adorably disguised security is nothing more than a data-collecting, privacy-violating, flaw-filled toy robot.

By Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

Although this problem is a big one among trendy online clothing retailers, its severe impact on the environment and our wallets is often overlooked.

By Daniel Reed

Bankruptcy is often a last resort when the ends don’t meet. How can people afford the cost to file bankruptcy when it’s impossible to pay your utility bill?

By Daniel Reed

This game’s not just for the elderly.

By Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

In a world that is dominated by social media and digital aesthetics, a return to the more vintage analog tradition promises a rewarding, more genuine end product.

By Daniel Reed

Planning a trip to the Southern USA? Seeking inspirational places there? Read on to find the top list of beautiful places in the region to boost your creative and study motivation.

By Asiya Robinson, Rowan University

The rapper publicly expressed her opinion and managed to spread misinformation at the same time.

By Daniel Reed

You have so many options at your disposal. Which ones are right for you?

By Jenna Amore, Oakland University

Maybe it’s the taste or possibly the texture? Regardless, the internet is divided about whether this Halloween snack is a fun seasonal treat or a sugary abomination.

By Becky Hardin, University of Arizona Global Campus

For partiers with more restrictive diets, here are some fun and easy recipes to get into the spirit of the spooky season.

By Daniel Reed

After times of stress, you need to decompress. Here are a few ways to relax.

By Daniel Reed

When it comes to casinos, consider learning from books before you learn from experience.

By Jake Sanders, Rhodes College

It can be hard to remember to take breaks amid the back-to-school bustle. Here are five creative activities for self-care maintenance that are bound to recharge you

By Daniel Reed

You don’t have to go broke wagering on this major sporting event.

By Daniela Saffran, Rollins College

Approaching midterms means a sudden onslaught of new worries. Here are three activities that you can do to relieve stress and possibly even combat anxiety and depression.

By Re’nesia Mills, University of Tampa

Amid the uproar surrounding the disappearance of Gabby Petito, conversations on racism have surfaced as people of color receive unequal treatment in similar situations.

By Eva

Get children into books early, and it will pay off handsomely when they get older.

By Illusion Ventura, Whittier College

Since October is not enough to fully appreciate everyone’s favorite spooky holiday, bars and stores celebrating all things ghostly are posing a solution to this perennial problem.

By Daniel Reed

Many of us battle to make new friends, even though we know of the mutual value they’ll bring. Here are a few habits that will help broaden a small social circle.

By Tori Barney, Columbia College Chicago

Any person with experience in customer service knows all too well how some patrons forget that their servers are people too.

By Daniela Saffran, Rollins College

The trend has been around for decades, but society has polarizing opinions concerning the effects that its promotion has on adolescent girls.

By Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

Released in 2019, the nature documentary chronicles the countless — yet oftentimes overlooked — restorative properties of various strains of mushrooms.

By Tori Walz, Eastern Michigan University

In a world that expects marriage and children to be everyone’s end goal, those who don’t conform are publicly judged for their private choices.

By Alan Thompson

Make sure that you’re putting your best foot forward when you’re trying to get hired at someplace new.

By Alice Han, Pepperdine University

Despite the hardships its people have faced, the neighborhood is thriving today.

By L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College

Safe social spaces are crucial for members of the LGBTQ+ community, but some of these spaces are slowly disappearing.

By Kelsie Westmoreland, Washington and Lee University

Want to take a weekend getaway? Check out some of the country’s smaller cities to visit this autumn.

By Daniel Reed

Learning in a physical classroom can definitely help you, but going virtual offers its own advantages.

By Daniel Reed

The billionaire Tesla CEO has a huge influence on crypto, all through the power of his tweets.

By Jael Davis, DePaul University

It’s easy to get stuck when working on a creative project, but there are many strategies you can use to stay inspired.

By Briana Byus, Biola University

They can host germ colonies, damage your eyes and negatively impact your mental well-being. It’s good to be cautious with your mobile devices.

By Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

While the breed is adored for its stubby legs and charming snorts, these features are the very cause of their long history of medical issues.

By Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

With the autumn season starting up, it’s time to set aside the traditional pumpkin lattes and cold brews to enjoy some other seasonal specialties.

By Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

Many people said that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s ‘Tax the Rich’ outfit didn’t do anything concrete — but what they don’t realize is that just getting the message out there can spark a movement.

By Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

Here are some answers that you might be looking for.

By Brunella Tipismana, Smith College

The quiz-making platform, noticeably different from the Buzzfeed quizzes loved by millennials, ultimately tells us something about Gen Z and how they use the internet.

By L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College

Perfect for a generation in the midst of turmoil, this yarn project lets you examine and keep track of your emotions, as well as create something that will last a long time.

By Lauren Sung, University of Georgia

Yes, it couldn’t hurt to support local beekeepers, but the bees we should really be focusing on aren’t the domesticated ones; it’s wild honey bees and bumblebees we need to worry about.

By Daniel Reed

Get to know the places that you plan to play at.

By Kelsie Westmoreland, Washington and Lee University

The People’s Princess lives on, helped in part by an upcoming musical and motion picture about her life.

By Briana Byus, Biola University

Automobile manufacturers are dealing with shortages of important parts because of the pandemic — and it’s leading to some interesting situations.

By Salma Heram, George Washington University

Love the popular drink? Consider stopping by one of these fun joints next time you’re in the nation’s capital.

By Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

Some members of the LGBTQ+ community look askance at more femme expression among gay men. It’s time to embrace this aspect of the community instead.

By Daniel Reed

It’s risky, but if you’re smart and lucky, it could offer some benefits.

By Lauren Koop, London School of Economics - Peking University

TikTok has been inundated with videos about this super-productive, effortlessly healthy persona. Unfortunately, she’s obscuring our image of wellness and confidence.

By Amy Harris, Utah State University

Their blooming story stretches back thousands of years.

By Kelsi Karpinski, Michigan State University

The now-demonetized online celebrity created numerous parasocial relationships with his underage fans and sparked outrage over his problematic behavior.

By Mason Cannon, Columbia University

There’s a certain kind of thrill in taking your bike out on the streets of the city that never sleeps.

By Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington

Their absurdist comedy might seem like a bunch of randomnesses, but it’s really a coping mechanism for a world in crisis — and it’s funny to boot.

By Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

To grab the attention of would-be customers, companies often try to give off the air of casual relatability — a pose that, in reality, has been carefully constructed.

By Daniel Reed

It’s a big world out there.

By Jael Davis, DePaul University

The controversial acronym doesn’t quite point to the institutional violence at the heart of modern policing critiqued by BLM. 

By Daniel Reed

Idle hands are the devil’s playthings, after all.