Study Breaks - Page 287 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

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Sounds

Julia Michaels Finally Steps Into the Spotlight With ‘Not In Chronological Order’

After a decade behind the scenes of many chart-topping pop hits, the singer-songwriter has debuted her own solo studio album.

Kieran Benson, Luther College

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Thoughts

The Lives of Airline Pilots Might Be Different Than You Think

While flying planes for a living may seem like a glamorous existence, these professionals spend a lot of time and effort ensuring the safety of everyone who steps on board their flight.

Drew Goretzka, Michigan State University

in an article about remote working for small businesses, a person at their computer, seen from the back

Thoughts

Top 4 Ways Small Businesses Can Benefit From Remote Working in 2021

A lot have big companies have pivoted to online work because of the pandemic, but what about the smaller players? How can they take advantage?

Daniel Reed

An illustration depicting influencers Jake and Logan Paul in the boxing ring, where they have been gaining viewership, revenue, and success.

Screens

Why Are Influencers Boxing Now?

With social media encouraging a culture of one-upping competitors, broadcasted fights may be the next step to achieving internet fame.

Sarah Esquivel, University of Texas at San Antonio

Sounds

Mother Mother Is Growing in Popularity After 15 Years, and You Can Thank TikTok

While popular in their home country of Canada, they have long been a niche band in other parts of the world. Thanks to the popular social media platform, they are finding success in the U.S.

Beth Jordan, Aquinas College

in an article about taking a road trip, a sunset on a road

Thoughts

Taking a Road Trip This Summer Can Offer Endless Fun

Due to the ongoing pandemic-related restrictions across the globe, many Americans are looking for an inexpensive and safe way to travel. Could driving around the United States in your car be the answer?

Alexa Katherine Will, University of Pittsburgh