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The Premier League Betting Markets to Explore this Season

Daniel Reed

The Premier League season has kicked off and the battle for supremacy is underway.…

September 2, 2025

Graphic of College Students one studying the other playing video game.

Maximizing online gaming while managing college demands

Daniel Reed

Balancing academic responsibilities with personal interests is essential for overall well-being.…

September 2, 2025

5 Ways to Fast-Track Your Career as a Student

Daniel Reed

With the right strategies, you can start laying the groundwork for professional success right now.…

April 7, 2025

reflecting their digital-first lifestyle.

Connecting with the Next Generation of Consumers: How Gen Z Shaped Modern Marketing

Daniel Reed

The world of marketing has undergone a dramatic transformation over time.…

October 20, 2024

In an article on the "Atomic Heart" controversy are two characters against the backdrop of the Soviet Union flag.

Is Atomic Heart Actually Pro-Russian Propaganda?

Joshua Laine, Emmanuel College

Does this long-awaited video game share problematic ties with Russia?…

April 26, 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 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

In an article about the perfect pizza, a student is trying a slice of pizza with four different boxes in front of him containing four different types of pizzas.

What’s in the Perfect Pizza?

Kate Wunderlich, Elon University

A guide to the history and significance of the delicate balance between crust, sauce and cheese.…

April 20, 2023

In an article about Alec Baldwin, a person points a gun at the camera.

Alec Baldwin’s Controversial Case Heats Up

Joshua Shweiki, University of Maryland, College Park

The tragic shooting on the set of "Rust" has spurred a call for stricter regulations on firearms in the film industry.…

April 19, 2023

Quan Hongchan: The Chinese Diving Star

Danni Shuai, University of Southern California

This young athlete took the diving world by storm in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, can she maintain this level of success moving forward?…

April 19, 2023

In an article about the rising popularity of soccer in the US, a drawing of a victorious US Men's team at a World Cup match.

Soccer Is Quickly Becoming a Fan Favorite in the U.S.

Dominic Catalano, Arizona State University

Already a global favorite, the sport has recently enjoyed a big boost in popularity in America.…

April 14, 2023

In an article about indoor gardening, a pair of hands hold a cross section of a bedroom, which contains a pink bed, a bookshelf, and a desk, and is full of green plants.

Lessons Learned From Indoor Gardening

Shawna Smith, University of Phoenix

There are so many important insights to be gained from this hobby, and not all of them have to do with plants.…

April 11, 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

It’s Okay To Express Creativity With a Hobby

Katie Koenig, George Fox University

Not everything has to become a side hustle.…

April 5, 2023

An illustration of a diverse group of people discussing critical race theory, or CRT.

Critical Race Theory Belongs in Higher Education

Erica George, Louisiana State University, Shreveport

CRT provides us with an accurate understanding of the past, and roadmap for the future.…

April 4, 2023

In an article responding to anti-drag laws, a drag queen with a light pink wig, glasses, and multicolored dress sits in a library and reads a yellow children's book aloud to an audience.

How the Tennessee Drag Bill Affects LGBTQ Youth

Alex Muniz, Pace University

In the face of mass shootings, poverty and police brutality, America’s most pressing issue is drag queens, right?…

April 3, 2023

In an article about the romaticization of the tech industry, logos like Google and Windows sit amongst dollar bills and a cup of coffee.

The Romanticization of Breaking Into Tech

Emily Chang, Wellesley College

Everyone wants to make six figures and enjoy an endless supply of perks, all while avoiding the ugly truth about the largest tech companies.…

April 3, 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

March Mayhem

Joshua Shweiki, University of Maryland, College Park

The March Madness tournament never disappoints, giving viewers underdog triumphs and unexpected victories.…

March 30, 2023

In an article about female film directors, a woman poses behind a film clap board.

Five Female Directed Films To Watch During Women’s History Month

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

One of the many ways to show your appreciation for women this March is to consume some of the best female directed films in the industry.…

March 29, 2023

In an article about "Pamela, a love story" is a screenshot from the documentary that shows Pamela Anderson in a white shirt and behind a green garden, smiling.

Beyond Blonde: Pamela Anderson Lays the Truth Bare

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

“Pamela, a love story” authentically documents the highs and lows of the famous blonde model's life, shining a light on her immense compassion.…

March 29, 2023

In an article about "The Menu", there is an illustration of a chef serving up a high-end dish.

‘The Menu’ Shows Us That Food Criticism Has Gone Too Far

Kate Wunderlich, Elon University

Fancy food is overrated, anyway.…

March 28, 2023

In an article about ping pong in China, two ping pong paddles are superimposed in front of the world, where they hit a ping pong ball back and forth.

How Ping Pong Connected China With the World

Danni Shuai, University of Southern California

Read about the cultural and social implications of table tennis, and how this nation has come to dominate the sport.…

March 27, 2023

An illustration of personal items like a mirror and brush arranged to fit the messy minimalism aesthetic.

What Is Messy Minimalism and Why Does It Work?

Julia Concepcion, Virginia Commonwealth University

It might be time to give up the idea of perfection. This trend helps you prioritize what you really need to find your inner joy.…

March 24, 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

An image in hues of purple and blue framing a scene from above. A man types at a computer with a cup of coffee beside him. Typing at a computer facing away from the man is a series of computer circuits that form a hand, representing the AI software ChatGPT.

Will AI Be the Death of Art?

Shawna Smith, University of Phoenix

With recent advancements in technology, many artists and writers are worried about the future of their careers.…

March 21, 2023

In an article about studying broadcast journalism, the orange figure of a woman sits behind a laptop with her phone videotaping her.

Here’s What You Learn as a Broadcast Journalism Major

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

A broadcast journalism student gives some insight into this area of study, detailing the joys and grievances of those working in the industry.…

March 21, 2023

In an article about Barnes and Noble, a book store customer browses through a table of various books,

Barnes and Noble to Launch New Membership Program

Victoria Hock, Houghton University

If there is discount books and coffee, sign me up.…

March 21, 2023

In an article on award shows is a graphic that shows Harry Styles and Beyonce holding their Grammy awards against an orange background.

Award Shows Make Us Mad … So Why Do We Still Watch Them?

Abby Worthington, Arcadia University

From the Oscars to the Grammys, award shows deliver content that fails to reflect current social transformation.…

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

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