Study Breaks - Page 20 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

Members of the Matildas in their jersey.

The Matildas Are Putting Women’s Football On The Map

The Australian women’s football team, known as the Matildas, has brought lasting impacts for women’s sport in Australia following the 2023 Women’s World Cup.

Finlay O'Connell, Minerva University

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Digital Assets for Scholars: Navigating Cryptocurrency Trading Platforms as a Student

The world of cryptocurrencies is nothing short of a digital gold rush, and at the heart of this burgeoning industry are the trading platforms where fortunes are made and lost in the blink of an

Daniel Reed

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Making the Most of Online Casino Bonuses: A Comprehensive Guide

Online casinos have become very popular recently, providing an easy and thrilling option to play many casino games without leaving your house.

Daniel Reed

An unseen figure holding a red and white ball stares down a yellow, rabbit-like creature with black-tipped ears and red dots on its cheeks. The entire world is rendered in blocks, the scene set on a hill of green grass and brown dirt, dotted with daisies and violets, a blue sky in the background. Red, pixelated hearts float above the creature, with an arrow pad and line of squares lining the bottom.

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The History and Influence of Mods on Video Games

Video game mods allow eager fans an opportunity to partake in the medium's tradition of reiteration, reimagining cult classics in new forms.

Hamad Naroze, Hunter College

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Reesa Teesa and Why Are Millions Asking “Who TF Did I Marry?”

In the vast sea of social media influencers, a name has recently surfaced and captivated millions of viewers across the globe—Reesa Teesa.

Sarah Erin, Brooklyn College

Boy at school looking at 3D 'Dungeons and Dragons' poster.

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Why You Should Play ‘Dungeons & Dragons’

Alright, players! Everyone knows that the wonderful world, “Dungeons and Dragons,” is a great game that many people play. Come to find out, dragons aren’t even the best part of the game.

Natalie VanHecke, University of Texas at Dallas