Study Breaks - Page 265 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

Isabelle from Animal Crossing: New Horizons

The Top 10 Updates Animal Crossing: New Horizons Fans Want

The inclusion of shopping carts and the return of Brewster are among the many items on fans' wishlist.

Two characters in Netflix's 'Grand Army'

Netflix’s Cancellation of ‘Grand Army’ After a Single Season Isn’t Surprising

The series has similar themes to other successful franchises such as 'Euphoria' and '13 Reasons Why,' but has failed to attain the same level of hype.

Fatima Sani, Rollins College

in an article about student-athletes, the beginning of a football game

Thoughts

NIL Deals Are Saving Student Athletes From Shady College Athletics

The recent but long overdue modernization of the NCAA’s name, image and likeness rules finally allows college athletes to profit from their success.

Zach Spangler, University of Michigan

Thoughts

The Benefits of Gaming for Millennials

There are many benefits of gaming in these modern times where almost everything we do is online. Let’s see what benefits gaming offers. Read more.

Daniel Reed

Sounds

‘Crazy Stupid Fangirls’ Is the Perfect Podcast for Pop Culture Enthusiasts

Elle Mills and Michelle Platti detail wild fangirl stories, debate pop culture minutiae, analyze celebrity news and so much more.

Ariana Quijano, Georgia State University

Sounds

Rina Sawayama Explores Pop-Driven Queerness in Her Debut Album

While stars like Lady Gaga have supported the LGBT community through their music, 'Sawayama' focuses on what it means to actually be LGBT.

Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

Illustration of Pearl from Steven universe being hugged

Screens

Pearl From Steven Universe Is Great for Autism Representation

Though the character isn't written to be autistic in the show, she still serves as a positive portrayal of what it means to have autism.

Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

in an article about bloodborne pathogens, blood being drawn

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Why Bloodborne Pathogens Training Is Crucial for Future Medical Workers

If you're interested in a career in health care, it's good to learn about the diseases that can be transported via blood.

Daniel Reed

An illustration of Richardson in front of the Olympic rings

Thoughts

Sha’Carri Richardson Isn’t the First Dubiously Disqualified Olympic Candidate, but Will She Be the Last?

The incredibly talented athlete's plight is the symptom of decades' worth of discrimination toward Black women in sports.

Darby Williams, University of Michigan

In an article about eco-friendly architecture, a city decorated with plants and moss sits against a pink sunset sky.

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Eco-Friendly Architecture Can Help Us Live Sustainably

The planet is in the midst of an ecological crisis. Employing more environmentally safe infrastructure alternatives can help humanity reduce its carbon footprint.

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa