Faking It: The Rise of Political Nihilism Kayla Kibbe, Connecticut College In an atmosphere where political activism is an expectation, social pressure is working counter-productively, instilling apathy instead of passion.… February 14, 2017
Subverting the Oral-Sex Double Standard: Have We Gone (Down) Too Far? Kayla Kibbe, Connecticut College Prompted by (what else?) a recent “Cosmo” article correlating boyfriend quality and cunnilingus ability, an exploration of the rhetoric surrounding sex-positivity.… February 3, 2017
Everything You Need to Know About the 27 Club, Including Its 7 Most Notorious Inductees Jeffrey W. Cope, Texas State University With a growing list of talented musicians, actors and artists dying at the young age of 27, it’s hard not to wonder what could have been.… December 1, 2016
Why Now More Than Ever, the World Needs ‘Will & Grace’ Again Mari Landgrebe, Texas State University A decade ago, the show pushed mainstream audiences to embrace LGBTQ culture. Now, as hints of a reunion abound, the timing couldn’t better.… October 4, 2016
Debunking the 5 Worst Myths About the Midwest Josephine Werni, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Could a region that produced Prince, Eminem, Bob Dylan, Madonna and Nat King Cole really be that boring?… September 9, 2016
How Ugly Plebes Can Still Enjoy Paris Fashion Week Anne Ertle, John Carroll University Lost your PFW invite too? When life hands you lemons, do what the models do: juice them, add cayenne pepper and extend your master cleanse.… March 9, 2016
The House of Kenzo, San Antonio’s Provocative, Fabulous Art Collective Elijah Watson, University of Texas at Austin The story of San Antonio's boundary-pushing, ambitious art and dance collective.… March 8, 2016
An Outdated, Glowing (Insane) Review of Omi’s ‘Cheerleader’ Gabi Gimson, St. Edward's UniversityandGuest Contributor We are all Omi's cheerleader.… September 19, 2015