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A screenshot from Eddie Huang's 'Boogie.' (Image via Google Images)

‘Boogie’ Creates One Narrative by Intertwining Identities and Aspirations

In his directorial debut, Eddie Huang tackles themes of tradition, familial expectations, love and passion to create a beautiful — and uniquely American — story.…

June 24, 2021

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Technology Could Be Why Gen Z Is Drinking a Lot Less Than Previous Generations

Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington

Parties and bars become less appealing as the internet ushers in a new era of information and anxiety for the self-aware Generation Z.…

June 21, 2021

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Critical Race Theory Faces Attack in the Nation’s Classrooms

Niall Calvert, Wesleyan University

Recent efforts to ban discussion of systemic racism from American curricula represent a dangerous blunder with the potential to upset equitable social progress.…

June 18, 2021

‘Snowfall’ Is a Show That Portrays Riveting Immorality

Zach Spangler, University of Michigan

Following the CIA-assisted spread of crack cocaine to Black communities, this drama examines the lives of those affected by the drug.…

June 18, 2021

"Never Take It" is a new, colorful aesthetic change for the band twenty one pilots

On ‘Never Take It,’ Twenty One Pilots Asks Listeners To Think Critically About Media

Jenna Amore, Oakland University

The band's latest song pushes politics and critical thinking to the forefront in the midst of political turmoil.…

June 17, 2021

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What’s the Deal With All the Censorship on Instagram?

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

The platform and its parent company, Facebook, have come under fire after users reported the removal of posts regarding hot-button issues such as the Israel-Palestine conflict and COVID-19 misinformation.…

June 16, 2021

Four same sex couples in modern and traditional Korean clothing in front of a red heart and a rainbow background,

Queering Korea: LGBTQ+ Identities Throughout Korean History

Lauren Sung, University of Georgia

Despite current attitudes toward LGBTQ+ identities being largely dismissive and negative in the country, Korea has a long and vibrant history of queerness.…

June 16, 2021

AAn illustrated hand holds a receipt displaying the hefty prices of self-care acts such as bubble baths, taking breaks and self-reflection.

Self-Care, Once a Radical Act, Has Been Bastardized by Social Media and More

Sydney Smith, University of Pittsburgh

Despite having philosophical, revolutionary and political roots, the focus on caring for oneself has morphed into another mode of consumption. How did this happen?…

June 16, 2021

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Conservatives Are Finding the Need To Censor Themselves on College Campuses

Anastasiya Cernei, Missouri State University

In a world where campuses tilt a certain way on the political spectrum, more conservative students are feeling pressure to stay silent on certain topics.…

June 9, 2021

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The Israel-Palestine Conflict Is Complicated and Has a Long History

Michael Boland, DePaul University

Israel and Palestine have been at odds for decades but Israel's recent and brutal attacks on innocent Palestinians has placed a spotlight on the two territories.…

June 4, 2021

The U.S. Government Needs To Be More Responsive to Cries for Gun Control

Michael Boland, DePaul University

Mass shootings have seriously increased in recent years. It's time that our politicians do something.…

May 27, 2021

In an article about VTubers, an illustration of a VTuber in a computer window

VTubers Are the Newest Addition to the World of Online Streaming

Beth Jordan, Aquinas College

Instead of revealing their actual faces, these streamers use a virtual representation of themselves — and they're making big waves in the let's play community.…

May 27, 2021

Illustration by Alicia Paauwe of symbols representing menthol cigarettes and a drawing of Joe Biden

Banning Menthol Cigarettes Is Lighting Up Passions

Drew Goretzka, Michigan State University

Those in favor cite the need to improve public health, but opponents have concerns over both freedom and the possibility for racially biased enforcement.…

May 25, 2021

The History of Hawaii Tells the Story of a Violent Colonization

Kirtika Sharad, George Washington University

The beautiful paradise holds an ugly history that's unbeknownst to many on the mainland — and still affects the Native population to this very day.…

May 20, 2021

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5 Climate Change Podcasts You Should Be Listening to Right Now

Isabelle Juan, Truman State University

For anyone who wants to begin reversing environmental degradation but doesn't know where to start, here are a few accessible sources that will help you learn more.…

May 19, 2021

‘Chaos Walking’ Fails as a Movie Despite Its Strong Cast

Alexandra Cortez, Trinity University

Starring Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley, the adaptation of this young adult series fell short, much to the dismay of the series’ fans.…

May 18, 2021

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For-Profit Prisons and Mass Incarceration Are Major Forces of Oppression

Michael Boland, DePaul University

The prison industrial complex continues to operate as one of the most dominant mechanisms of systemic racism.…

May 17, 2021

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Counting Countries Dilutes the Real Meaning of Travel

Drew Goretzka, Michigan State University

Putting all the places you've visited into a neat little statistic can be helpful, but it simplifies the experience of immersing yourself in other cultures.…

May 14, 2021

cop shows - screenshot of Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Here’s How Cop Shows Have Influenced the Way You View Police Officers

Kirtika Sharad, George Washington University

Your favorite police shows come from a long history of copaganda, and the police holding a tight grip on how they are portrayed on TV. Yes, even 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine.'…

May 7, 2021

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Do Colby Covington’s Achievements Justify His Remarks?

Brandon Li, Vassar College

The mixed martial arts champion has received backlash for personal and political attacks on other athletes, but some argue that his statements are excusable as a marketing tactic.…

April 28, 2021

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The ‘Kung Fu’ Reboot Has Far Surpassed Its Predecessor

Isabelle Juan, Truman State University

The show's charming characters and the emphasis it places on the importance of family are just a few reasons to tune in.…

April 19, 2021

Explainer Videos Are Taking Over the News Industry

Drew Goretzka, Michigan State University

Now that information can be delivered to you in a bundle of flashy videos in under 10 minutes, print media just doesn't cut it anymore.…

April 12, 2021

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The Democratic Party Is No More Than a Republican Opposition

Michael Boland, DePaul University

Despite the posturing of last year's primaries, legitimately progressive policy is hard to come by in a system that favors the political right.…

April 10, 2021

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The Sun Has Set on Sun Yang’s Swimming Career — or Has It?

Brandon Li, Vassar College

The Chinese athlete broke records and dominated a wide array of Olympic events before failure to comply with drug testing protocols earned him a suspension from the sport.…

April 8, 2021

The Student’s Guide To Working at a Grocery Store

Beth Jordan, Aquinas College

The best way to understand your work environment is to be in it, but that doesn't mean you can't arm yourself with knowledge beforehand.…

April 6, 2021

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Anthony Bourdain’s ‘Kitchen Confidential’ Isn’t Just for Culinary Vets

Drew Goretzka, Michigan State University

The friendly nature and casual language of the late chef's 2000 memoir allows it to be a book that can be loved and enjoyed by all.…

April 6, 2021

An illustration of minimum wage workers for an article about the debate around base pay raising to $15. (Illustration by Lexey Gonzalez, Wichita State University)

The Minimum Wage Argument and the Fight for $15

Justin Spencer, University of Texas at San Antonio

The ongoing debate over raising wages is starting to come to a head, but many individuals are still torn over the basic facts of the matter.…

March 19, 2021

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‘Harry Potter’ Proves That Separating the Art From the Artist Is Impossible

Kirtika Sharad, George Washington University

Hogwarts Legacy, a new game in the 'Harry Potter' franchise, has been met with backlash due to J.K. Rowling's transphobia — despite efforts to make the game more inclusive. Is it possible to divorce her…

March 17, 2021

An illustration of the church with the word EXIT behind it.

Why Millennials Are Leaving the Church Behind

Anastasiya Cernei, Missouri State University

Over the past few decades, there has been an unprecedented growth in young people shifting away from religious beliefs.…

March 16, 2021

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Are Betta Fish Really as Low Maintenance as They Seem?

Beth Jordan, Aquinas College

Just because these aquatic pals need less attention than a cat or dog does not mean they are easy to take care of. Get ready to do some hefty research and set up a proper…

March 15, 2021

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