Study Breaks - Page 241 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

An illustration to accompany an article about the No Way Home trailer, Spider-Man is framed by Dr. Octopus's mechanical tentacles.

Never-Ending Rumors, TikTok Leaks and Broken Records: The ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Trailer Is Here

The long wait is finally over.

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

The Hidden Curriculum for FGLI Students

Many first-generation, low-income individuals just starting college face a wide range of unexpected challenges that are left unacknowledged at an institutional level.

Karen Lu, Yale University

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If You Like Brutally Honest Podcasts, Try ‘Rachel Uncensored’

YouTuber and 'All Things Internet' podcaster Rachel Ballinger no longer censors her language — or subject matter — in this deeply personal (and humourous!) offering.

Jenna Amore, Oakland University

The Hype is hosted by many big names in fashion

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‘The Hype’ Is Bringing Streetwear to the Mainstream

While high fashion has always been incredibly influential, this HBO Max show is aiming to change the culture surrounding an entirely ignored style of clothing.

Nathan Kolodney, Wesleyan University

An illustration of a man bathing, emitting green fumes to represent stench, to accompany an article about Hollywood celebrities' anti-bathing stances.

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The Hollywood Anti-Bathing Epidemic Reveals a Larger Societal Problem

Celebrities are admitting that they don’t bathe, revealing the classism of society's fixation on hyper-cleanliness.

Mariam Nasief, Columbia University

An illustration of a girl on college move-in day, pushing a cart piled with suitcases past a directional sign reading campus and dorms.

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Make Move-In Easy: The Most Helpful Tips for Moving Into College

Are you an incoming freshman worried about the transition into dorm and campus life? Keep reading for advice.

Kelsie Westmoreland, Washington and Lee University

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Healthy Hair Habits for Millennials

Your hair is just like any other part of your body — treat it right, and you will reap the rewards.

Daniel Reed

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OnlyFans’ Policy Fiasco Illustrates the Enduring Complications of Online Sex Work

One of the largest subscription platforms almost betrayed its creators, exposing the fragility of safe virtual spaces for producers of adult content.

Niall Calvert, Wesleyan University

In an article about 'The Chair,' an illustration of Professor Ji-Yoon Kim

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‘The Chair’ Dissects Intersectionality and College Academia

The Netflix television show humorously comments on contemporary university life while also tackling important issues such as gender and race.

Fatima Sani, Rollins College

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The New ‘South Park’ Contract Means the Cartoon Isn’t Disappearing Anytime Soon

Having recently signed a mammoth deal for six new seasons and 14 new movies, the creators of the animated powerhouse have ensured a cascade of content to come.

Zach Spangler, University of Michigan

In an article about 'Shang-Chi,' an illustration of protagonist Shaun

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‘Shang-Chi’ Is a (Mostly) Unique Addition to the MCU

What the newest Marvel fare lacks in substance it mostly makes up for in style. But is that enough to differentiate it from the franchise's previous works?

Ian Linn, Oberlin College