Study Breaks - Page 349 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

High School Rom-Coms You’ll Fall Head Over Heels For

Looking for a love story to keep you occupied during the pandemic? Try these five romantic comedies.

Callie Rosenzweig, University of Chicago

Confronting the Pain and Invisibility of Chronic Illness

Getting to know its reality by embodying the experience of pain and suffering in silence, so as to illustrate how these recurring afflictions often obscure the visibility of identity.

Nnekakwo Adibe, Lesley University

Screens

6 Times Alex Trebek Made Us Smile, Laugh and Cry

The beloved host was a game show idol who made 'Jeopardy!' into the iconic show that it is today. Here are some of his best moments.

Alice Murphy, University of Maryland, College Park

Representation in government. (Photo by Darren Halstead from Unsplash)

Thoughts

2020 Was a Victory for Diverse Representation in Government

This year's elections made history, with more and more women, people of color and members of the LGBTQ+ community taking political office.

Emma Watts, University of Arizona

Image of Julie Chen Moonves on the show Big Brother. (Image via Google Images)

Screens

5 Ways To Restore the ‘Big Brother’ Reality Show to Its Former Glory

The CBS reality game show is in need of some major improvements to keep viewers entertained next season.

Alex Luna, University of California, Berkeley

Thoughts

Why It’s a Good Idea To Research an Online Casino Before Playing

Make sure to read some reviews before putting your money down.

Daniel Reed

Sounds

‘Outrage and Optimism’ Is the Environmental Podcast That Informs and Inspires

This show interviews prominent environmentalists about the importance of balancing anger about the state of the planet with hope for the future.

Emily Davies, Solent University

An illustration of Spider-Man for an article on the Sam Raimi trilogy.

Screens

Sam Raimi’s ‘Spider-Man’ Trilogy Is the Most Memorable Adaptation of the Hero

The web-slinger has undergone several film portrayals, but Tobey Maguire's version has compelling themes that span the entire trilogy.

Brady Fitzgerald, Immaculata University

Illustration by Marcus Escobar for an article on Kinsale Hueston

Thoughts

Kinsale Hueston Is the Indigenous Activist Creating Change With Poetry

Using Instagram as her platform, the award-winning poet is channeling the power of words to create real change in her community.

Haven Worley, University of Rochester

Thoughts

Korean Games To Play With Friends: The Zoom Edition

No in-person game night, no problem.

Laura Song, Biola University

Thoughts

Rusty Tweed Discusses the Importance of Businesses Offering Scholarships to Their Communities

It makes sense to look for scholarships as a college student — it also makes sense for companies to offer scholarships as well.

Daniel Reed

Illustration of a hand wrapped in thorns that are being placed by other hands, to represent the negative stereotypes of the Bachelorette series.

Screens

Does ‘The Bachelorette’ Empower Women or Does It Reinforce Stereotypes?

Is the popular dating show uplifting its female contestants? Or is it promoting toxicity and codependency?

Anna Wurm, Texas A&M University

Suggestions

Suggestions

LATEST