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Illustration by Lexey Gonzalez for an article on SHINee's Atlantis

Sounds

SHINee’s Repackaged Album ‘Atlantis’ Makes Waves

You can always count on the iconic boy group to produce hit after hit, and they don't appear to be stopping anytime soon with the release of their newest album.

Mai Khou Vang, Michigan State University

Thoughts

3 Things You Can Learn Online Through Practice

The internet is an endless repository of knowledge, but some of that knowledge has more practical uses than others.

Daniel Reed

In an article about social and economic progress, an illustration of the scales of justice

Thoughts

Social Progress Needs To Be Accompanied by Economic Commitments

In order to effectively create equity within the United States, we must implement policies that financially support disenfranchised groups.

Michael Boland, DePaul University

A photo of a cabin for an article about Getaway cabins and reconnecting with nature. (Photo by Cara Fuller from Unsplash)

Thoughts

Getaway Cabins Are the Perfect Way To Enjoy Nature in Style

Reconnect with your loved ones, disconnect from social media and recharge in a woodsy wonderland with this new glamping experience.

Alexa Katherine Will, University of Pittsburgh

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The Era of Fanfiction.net and Wattpad Is Over — Long Live Archive of Our Own

The website, affectionately known as AO3, has redefined the way fan fiction is cataloged and created and has reinvigorated the discourse surrounding the nature of fandom.

Karen Lu, Yale University

In an article about Facial Gua Sha, a person in an outfit with feathers

Thoughts

Facial Gua Sha — Everything You Need to Know About It

The traditional Chinese practice might be able to provide huge benefits for your skin.

Daniel Reed

Screens

The Future of the ‘Star Wars’ Franchise Is Uncertain

Longtime fans are concerned that Disney is producing an excessive amount of media sourced from the famous space opera. Can the franchise return to its former glory?

Alexandra Cortez, Trinity University

A photo of a generic MLM for an article about anti-MLM YouTubers. (Photo by Austin Distel from Unsplash)

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Anti-MLM YouTube Commentaries Are Protecting People From Scams

Meet three women who are exposing the ways pyramid companies con their recruits.

Emma Watts, University of Arizona

An illustration of the Chinese film Hi, Mom for an article about familial bonds. (Illustration by Julie Chow, University of California, Berkeley)

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‘Hi, Mom’ Uses Time Travel To Display the Bond of Mothers and Daughters

This 2021 hit became the second-highest-grossing Chinese film ever by presenting familial love and sacrifice in an unprecedented way.

Benjamin Chen, Columbia University

in an article about healthcare workers and student loan debt, a doctor holding a phone

Classes

Student Loan Relief Options for Healthcare Workers

Working in the health field but burdened with debt? Here are some solutions.

Kathryn Flynn

An illustration of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and WandaVision.

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‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ and ‘WandaVision’ Mark a New Era for Marvel

As the two renowned Disney+ series wrap their first seasons, it's time to take an in-depth look at these shows and what's to come next.

Daniel Buccafusca, East Stroudsburg University

Chip and Joanna Gaines talking about the Magnolia network

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With Magnolia, the Gaines Continue To Dominate the Lifestyle World

After rising to fame on ‘Fixer Upper,’ the couple has expanded their company into a market, a shop and more, and their next venture is a TV channel focused on home and gardening.

Julianna Steen, Auburn University

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