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In an article about "the chosen," a Jesus figure is hand-drawn with a multitude of fishes around.

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Hit Indie Series “The Chosen” Announces Season 4

Daring to be “different,” the crowd-funded television series continues to grow.

Sydney Chastain, Florida State University

In an article about the band No Doubt, singer Gwen Stefani sings into a microphone.

Screens·Sounds

No Doubt’s Songs and Music Videos Have Always Delivered

Gwen Stefani’s alt-rock band did more than just release spectacular tracks.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

For an article about senioritis tips, a person with long hair wears a graduation cap and gown in front of a swirly pink and purple background. Papers, forms, a rolled diploma, and keys float around them.

Classes

Tips for Handling Senioritis So You Stay Sane

Rules I swear by that will help you cope with impending post-grad stress.

Havilah Sciabbarrasi, Florida State University

For an article about celebrities in politics, a woman with black hair stands tall above a pink mountain shaped like a face. Behind her is the "Hollywood" sign and a graph going up and down.

Criticism·Thoughts

Celebrity Politics: A Double-Edged Sword

From speeches at award shows to the extensive use of social media platforms, celebrities are more vocal about political issues than ever before.

Karla D. Galvan, The University of Texas at San Antonio

For an article about "Practical Magic" and "The Craft," a woman stares to her left as a mug floats before her face. The TV behind her shows two people looking longingly at each other.

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“Practical Magic” & “The Craft”—Fall Films That Embrace Sisterhood

Through self-discovery and spells, these films are perfect for cozying up with this fall.

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

For an article about female sophomore albums, three women are pictured next to eac other.

Criticism·Sounds

The “Sophomore Slump” Effect on Young Female Artists

The "sophomore slump" label seems to plague many young female artists from Alanis Morissette to Olivia Rodrigo.

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

Screens·Thoughts

5 Best Cozy Fall BookTubers You Need to Check Out

YouTube creators that will make you feel the warmth of the fall season.

Beatriz Barros Felice, California State University, Northridge

For an article about Dia de los Muertos, a person stands with a pink cloth over their head with an orange monarch butterfly over their head. A collage of leaves, flowers, and butterflies lay by their head.

Culture·Thoughts

Bridging Worlds: The Significance of Día de los Muertos Altars

Día de los Muertos is a time to celebrate life, pay tribute to the past, and remember our loved ones.

Karla D. Galvan, The University of Texas at San Antonio

For an article about sonification of space data, a person sits cross-legged with head phones on staring off. A blue background with musical notes around them.

Science·Sounds·Students

By the Way, the Universe Is Always Singing

How sonifications of space data are broadening horizons for interpretation and interaction between humans and the cosmos.

Farah Shah, University of Central Florida

For an article about budgeting in college, mixed-media collage of items. Someone sits staring off. A note pad with the words "budget" and "groceries." Receipts with totals.

Food·Students

5 Tips for Budgeting in College

As the national debt keeps rising it is important that you don’t follow suit.

Kathleen Berger, North Central College

For an article about surveillance culture, a person wears an eye glass piece with the words "no," "buy," "obey," "overturned," "overruled" on it. A city scape is behind them and different fliers are posted too.

Criticism·News & Politics·Pages·Thoughts

Modern Dystopia: The Harrowing Reality Of Big Brother

How advances in technology are single-handedly causing Orwellian nightmares to become modern-day realities.

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

For an article about true crime television, two blonde women in jackets stand in front of a big head of a man with 70s style square glasses. They are set inside a black and white television set.

Screens·Thoughts

Desensitizing the World to True Crime

The trending true crime entertainments are making us less empathetic.

Julia Ray, Northern Arizona University

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