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4 Reasons Why Alton Brown Makes “Cutthroat Kitchen” Better Than “Chopped”

Kristian Porter, Northern Kentucky University

Why watch “Chopped” when you can watch Alton Brown encourage endless, cookery sabotage instead?…

September 28, 2016

The 5 Best Date Night Movies for Single People

Samantha Gross, Concordia University Irvine

You don’t need a date to sit on your couch.…

September 15, 2016

‘Mike Tyson Mysteries’ and Why It’s a Godsend

Olivia Buzzacco, Bowling Green State University

When you can’t decide between 'Rick & Morty' or 'Supernatural,' stream 'Mike Tyson Mysteries' to fulfill all your wacky TV cravings.…

September 12, 2016

The Tastiest Drug: Insights on Sugar Addiction from a Sugar Addict

August Wright, College of Charleston

Researchers recently found sugar to be eight times more addictive than cocaine, and I for one couldn’t agree more.…

September 10, 2016

“F**k, Marry, Kill”: Putting a Crude Game in its Place

Andrew Mikula, Bates College

As popularity for FMK continues to rise, it’s essential to avoid its offensive undertones.…

September 7, 2016

Which Candidate Has Hollywood’s Vote?

Mallory Arnold, Ohio University

These seven performers have made it very clear who they’re going with, though Kanye is still on the fence.…

August 27, 2016

What I Learned About Photoshop During My Sorority Pictures

Mallory Arnold, Ohio University

As celebrities increasingly denounce image doctoring, why are we still doing it in sororities?…

August 22, 2016

Confessions of a Wannabe Vegan

Mallory Arnold, Ohio University

Surprisingly, giving up meat was far from the hardest part.…

August 15, 2016

What Trump and the Kardashians Have in Common

What Trump and Kim Kardashian Have in Common

Sofia Rivera, Simmons College

Both figures are defined by one ugly quality, but it’s what’s made them both famous.…

August 13, 2016

8 Brilliant Twitter Accounts You Should Be Following

Olivia Buzzacco, Bowling Green State University

You better hurry though, because there’s no telling how long @BernieThoughts will be around.…

August 9, 2016

The Only Prescription Is More Jon Stewart

Lauren Grimaldi, Roosevelt University

In an increasingly volatile political climate, viewers are realizing that while his jokes eased the pain, it was Stewart's sincerity that the country needed.…

July 11, 2016

Remembering ‘New York Times’ Photographer Bill Cunningham, Original Hipster

Sofia Rivera, Simmons College

And not just because he unironically rode a bicycle everywhere.…

July 1, 2016

An Overview of “O.J.: Made in America,” a Series About Much More Than a Murder Trial

Daniel Enjamio, Santa Fe College

The “30 for 30” documentary situates the murder in the context of ‘90’s Los Angeles and the psyche of Simpson.…

June 28, 2016

Everyone’s Spirit Animal Should Be Cultural Sensitivity

Samantha Gross, Concordia University Irvine

The phrase superficially appropriates Native American customs. Plus, there’s a way better word to use.…

June 17, 2016

The Social Media Suggestion: Swap Facebook for Medium

Nicole Yang, Amherst College

By blending your personalized interests with featherweight edification, scrolling Medium feels like time well spent.…

June 16, 2016

To Juice or Not to Juice?

Mallory Arnold, Ohio University

Critics claim it’s unhealthy, while advocates sing its praises. Who’s right?…

June 13, 2016

Sending a Message: The Implications of Celebrity Emojis

Nicole Yang, Amherst College

The difference between celebrity and superstardom is now available as a keyboard.…

June 9, 2016

Beauty is Truth: The Case for a Poetic Education

Rebecca Friou, University of New Orleans

Forget all the stuffy couplets you studied in high school and give poetry another chance.…

June 6, 2016

The Cuban-American Perspective on Kim Kardashian’s Tweet

A Cuban-American Opinion on Kim Kardashian’s Tweet

Daniel Enjamio, Santa Fe College

The image, which juxtaposed her lavish vacation against the poverty of Cuba, reflects the fundamental problem with romanticizing the country.…

June 1, 2016

These Colors Run: The Unforeseeable Consequences of Dying Your Hair

Bri Griffith, Carlow University

Among other things, be prepared to lose your job and all your money.…

May 31, 2016

Reviewing Béyonce’s New Album, “Lemonade”

Béyonce’s “Lemonade” Indicts and Exonerates Commitment

Sofia Rivera, Simmons College

If you don’t think Béyonce is an artist after listening to her newest album, you’re wrong.…

May 6, 2016

This February was the Blackest Black History Month Ever

Imani McGarrell, Texas State University

Because of black musicians (Kendrick, Beyoncé), politicians (Obama, Mckesson), cultural figures (Nyong’o, Miranda) and others, February 2016 made history.…

February 26, 2016

Kanye West Has Defined What Crazy Looks Like in 2016

Kanye West is the Face of Crazy in 2016

Mallory Arnold, Ohio University

For celebrities in the digital age, every tweet, post and picture is a self-promotional platform. Combine that massive influence with megalomania, and you get Kanye West.…

February 26, 2016

A Brief Intoduction to Instagram’s Most Repulsive/Riveting Subcultures

Molly Burke, University of Texas at Austin

Looking to privately ogle questionable taxidermy and deformed live animals? There's an app for that.…

February 24, 2016

An Appeal for Bringing Back the Awkward Stage

Sofia Rivera, Simmons CollegeandGuest Contributor

Once again, thanks to the internet, another uncomfortable rite of adolescent passage has disappeared. But the awkward stage, despite its unpleasantries, is necessary.…

February 11, 2016

Plastic Pressure: Barbie’s Impractical Beauty Standards Over the Years

Julia Dixon, Texas State UniversityandGuest Contributor

A decade-long drop in sales has prompted Mattel to offer Barbie in different body types that, after nearly 60 years, finally make her look human.…

February 11, 2016

'Hail, Caesar!' is Disjointed but Entertaining

“Hail, Caesar!” Does Not Give Unto Fans What Belongs to Fans

Jenna Ramsey, Seattle UniversityandGuest Contributor

Don’t expect another Fargo.…

February 8, 2016

The Rise of the Bad Bitch Role Model

Carla Aravena, University of Massachusetts at BostonandGuest Contributor

A new breed of bodyposi, sexually liberated and independently successful women are setting an example that young women (and men) could benefit from following. …

February 8, 2016

The Year’s Most Unbelievable Headlines (So Far)

Jenna Ramsey, Seattle UniversityandGuest Contributor

From Bowie's death to a debate over the shape of the Earth, here are all the crazy things that happened in January 2016.…

February 1, 2016

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