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Will Silver Be the Newest Jewelry Trend of 2022?

Some people are saying goodbye to gold and hello to this 'second-place' precious metal.

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What We Can All Learn From #Scamilton

The Door, a church in Texas, thought they got away with ripping off, well, everyone. Then, they got a response from users across the internet –– and Lin-Manuel Miranda himself.

Megan Miller, Arizona State University

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Is It Possible To Prevent Natural Disasters?

An uptick in hazardous weather events over the last few decades has scientists calling attention to climate change and the effect it has on the atmosphere.

Emily Elizabeth Louie, American University

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Back-to-School Essentials for Fall 2022

From fashion trends to dorm room must-haves, make sure you've gotten everything you need to start the semester off right.

Cassandra Jenkins, Temple University

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The Shackling of Pregnant Women in U.S. Prisons Is a Human Rights Crisis

The demeaning, dehumanizing practice strips incarcerated mothers of their dignity, safety and comfort during one of their most vulnerable moments.

Nora Weiss, George Washington University

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The Unseen Challenges of Translation

Bringing films and literature to other languages isn’t as easy as it sounds.

Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez, Florida Atlantic University

In an article about beige flags when dating, an illustration of two phones and a boy and a girl passing a beige flag between each other.

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Beige Flags Are OK: Stop Sabotaging Your Happiness

Boring dating profiles do not always breed bad partners.

Saba Bazzi, Wayne State University

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Four Lessons From ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’

John Hughes’ classic 80s teen film is filled with invaluable lessons.

Megan Garcia, Arizona State University

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Why Do Queer Characters Always Die?

The Bury Your Gays trope is a disgrace to all media.

Virginia Beall, Elon University

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Painting a City Beautiful: The Story of Philadelphia’s Murals

Philadelphia's murals have provided inspiration for the city and artists for decades.

Niall Calvert, Wesleyan University

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Demi Lovato’s New Pronouns Reveal LGBTQ+ Acceptance Is Conditional

Demi Lovato recently adopted she/her pronouns in addition to their they/them pronouns. The public response wasn’t just disappointing, but highly revealing.

Kylie Clifton, Loyola Marymount University

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It’s Time for ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ To Throw in the Towel

Do we need a Season 19?

Jo Stephens, Georgetown University

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