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Selena Gomez has starred in many roles throughout the years and is now adding another.

5 of Our Favorite Selena Gomez Roles From Her 18-Year Career

Selena Gomez has come a long way since her debut on Disney Channel in 'Wizards of Waverly Place.' Now, she's returning to the screen and starring in a comedy series on Hulu.

Jackie Sizing, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Illustration by Ash Ramirez of a person in an empowerment self-defense class

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Empowerment Self-Defense: Defending Ourselves From Our Own Fear

New feminist safety classes not only teach women how to defend themselves in real-life scenarios, but also interrogate society's response to violence.

Alicia Furlan, University of Pittsburgh

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Cheese for Dummies: The History, Science and Art of Fermentation

From an accidental discovery to an artistic pairing, knowing your cheese can make it a staple in your diet.

Cathleen Luo, Columbia University

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‘Phineas and Ferb’ Allows Us To Vicariously Live Out Our Summer Dreams

The kids cartoon is proving to be especially relevant as it provides a glimmer of hope and imagination for viewers stuck in quarantine.

Farah Javed, CUNY Baruch College

In an article about Joe Biden and the climate crisis, a photo of protesters and a sign reading, "There is no Planet B."

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Will Electing Joe Biden Be Enough To Avert the Climate Crisis?

The Democratic nominee's environmental justice plans are similar to the Green New Deal, but he has yet to commit his support to the resolution.

Nora Markey, Wesleyan University

In an article about love triangles, an illustration of a woman attached to two men

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Why the Love Triangle Trope Is the Worst and How To Make It Better

This plot device is one of the most overdone romantic clichés out there. Should it be left behind, or is there a way to make it new again?

Katherine Brand, University of Michigan

WeChat, one of the potential victims of Trump's Clean Network plan

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Trump’s Clean Network Is Set to Fracture the Internet

The plan will rid Americans of apps, telecommunications carriers and cloud-based services connected to Chinese companies.

Ailun Shi, UC Berkeley

Image of a person's torso, holding a yellow flower in front of their white shirt, in article about sustainable fashion

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5 Sustainable Fashion Brands That Are Affordable for College Students

Sustainable fashion that's budget-friendly can be hard to find, but these brands offer eco-friendly clothing, swimwear and jewelry at a reasonable price.

Madelyn Haasken, Bemidji State University

In an article about the coronavirus and living with parents in the medical profession, a photo of a doctor holding a stethoscope

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How My Medical Professional Parents Shaped My View of the Coronavirus

I’ve come to understand the pandemic through a scientific lens, thanks to the medical insights of my parents.

Emma Smith, Wesleyan University

A person playing Fortnite on a Nintendo Switch

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Fortnite Versus Apple: A Brief Overview of the Controversy

Since the popular game was removed from the App Store, Epic Games has been waging a legal battle against Apple that has fans worried for the future of their favorite game.

James C. Loftis, University of North Texas

A character in Love in the Time of Corona is quarantined apart from her husband, whose hand she tries touching through glass.

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‘Love in the Time of Corona’ Proves Scripted TV Can Survive the Pandemic

The Freeform miniseries is one of the first scripted shows exploring the pandemic — filmed at the homes of actors already in quarantine together.

Olivia Dimond, Bates College

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YouTubers on ‘StudyTube’ Share Homework for a Living

From 'study with me' videos to overviews of school supplies, the content ranges from relatable and engaging, to something that fetishizes productivity.

Imani Benberry, Columbia University

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