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Katie Cotugno smiling with her glasses on

Everything You Need To Know About Katie Cotugno Ahead of Her Adult Fiction Debut

With seven novels under her belt, this notable feminist author has cracked the YA genre — and she’s taking on adult fiction next.

Anna Merlo, University of Queensland, Australia

Thoughts

The Top Ways Social Media Can Benefit the Online Casino Industry

These platforms offer a lot of benefits — to whoever uses them.

Daniel Reed

Kendrick holding a mic in his right hand

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10 Years On, ‘good kid, m.A.A.d. city’ Still Reflects the Genius of Kendrick Lamar

The talented rapper's 2012 album firmly established his artistic ingenuity.

Jesus Garcia, Boston University

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Sounds

#FreeKesha Resurfaces After New Music Releases by Allegedly Abusive Producer

Dr. Luke's upcoming tracks with Kim Petras have resurfaced allegations that the producer abused singer Kesha.

Meredith Granmayeh, Chapman University

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Fun and Games With the Word(le) of the Day

The game has proven itself to be well-liked by the public, but can it keep its popularity long-term?

Joy Young, Chapman University

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How To Get Verified on Instagram – Get Yourself a Business Account That’s Recognized

Make sure your page acquires the coveted blue badge.

Daniel Reed

A laptop used to go to school from home.

Classes

Attending School From Home Is Not as Bad as Most People Think

Though many are not keen on the idea of receiving a remote education, there are more advantages than it seems.

Brett Hintz, University of Texas at Austin

in an article about Friday the 13th, Face of a person with a bag over their head, with one eye peeking out, and the face of a woman looking off into the distance

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The Sexist Origins Behind the Superstition of Friday the 13th

The negative myths that surround this particular date have roots in female marginalization.

Julie Morse, Pomona College

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‘The Lost Symbol’ Series on Peacock Is a Breath of Fresh Air

Many changes were made in adapting Dan Brown’s novel to the screen, but they were changes that paid off big.

Debbie Aspromonti, Hofstra University

A group photo of junior Girl Scouts in the outdoors

Thoughts

How the Girl Scouts Have Advanced Modern Feminism

Although often overlooked, the organization has made, and continues to make, numerous contributions that empower women everywhere.

Jordan Oulela, University of Texas at San Antonio

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Pages

The Top 10 Winter Reads for All Sad Girls

Sad girls aren’t short on reads, all of which will make their hearts melt and keep them warm during the winter.

Maggie Habermas, University of Texas at San Antonio

Two male skaters who represent the masculine and feminine sides of men's figure skating.

Thoughts

Men’s Figure Skating Has Some Major Work To Do

The struggle for free gender expression within the sport has been anything but easy, and issues still prevail in 2022.

Myles Allan, University of New Haven

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