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In an article about 'Parable of the Sower,' a woman in a red dress wears a red turban and carries a book while surrounded by a border of leaves.

Culture·Pages

‘Parable of the Sower’: The Best Sci-Fi Novel You’ve Never Read

Written 30 Years Ago, ‘Parable of the Sower’ is a Powerful Commentary on Today.

Shannon Strenfel, Arizona State University

In an article about Latinx History Month, two hands carry a sun while rays and flowers surround.

Criticism·Thoughts

“Latinx” Reclamation of Hispanic Heritage Month

Changing the celebration’s name to “Latinx” isn’t an exclusion. It’s a reclamation.

Kimberly Vazquez, Columbia College Chicago

Screens·Thoughts

Zhang Yi Wins Golden Rooster Award for Best Actor

The film industry is often seen as a place where only the most talented individuals can succeed. However, sometimes it's not just talent that takes someone to the top. Persistence and hard work can also

Danni Shuai, University of Southern California

In an article about Survivor, a person stands in a blue shirt holding a torch. They face the mountain range and the word "Survivor" is written in the sky.

Culture·Screens·Thoughts

Survive and Advance: 23 Years Years of Growth in ‘Survivor’

In its 23-year lifespan, “Survivor” has held a mirror up to our changing social climate

Olivia Hinck, Siena College

In an article about password sharing, two hands shake in front of a red background. The words "Do you mind sharing?" are across the background.

Screens·Thoughts

Lessons Learned from the Netflix Password-Sharing Crackdown

What do Netflix’s revamped sharing guidelines mean for the future of the streaming industry?

Olivia Hinck, Siena College

In an article about the asexual representation of "Aces Wild," a hand of Ace cards is on display in black, purple, pink, and green.

Pages·Thoughts

Opinion: Is ‘Aces Wild’ the Ace Representation We’ve Been Waiting for?

A brief review of the asexual representation in the Amanda DeWitt novel.

Brynn Crisenbery, Northern Arizona University

In an article about autumn songs, a black vinyl sits against a goovy retro 70s background.

Culture·Sounds

10 Songs Perfect for Any Fall Playlist

Bid summer anthems adieu and welcome the return of cool and cozy songs for autumn.

Avery Heeringa, Columbia College Chicago

Criticism·Culture·Thoughts

The “Hot Girlfriend, Ugly Boyfriend” Phenomenon

While many accuse women of yearning for male validation, it is usually other men who seek it the most.

Kimberly Vazquez, Columbia College Chicago

In an article about food essayists A.J. Liebling and M.F.K. Fisher, a pastel table features various pastries including a croissant, pie, muffin, black coffee, and bacon and eggs.

Food·Pages·Thoughts

The Lost Art of Food Writing

A.J. Liebling and M.F.K. Fisher’s essays illustrate that the overlooked genre is the best thing since sliced bread.

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

In an article about the film, Bottoms, a brunette woman with medical tape over her nose stands back to back with a woman with black hair.

Screens·Thoughts

Film Review: ‘Bottoms’ Rises to the Top

Loser Lesbians. Teenage Lies. Untrained Fighters. What’s not to love?

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

In an article about Kim Kardashian in "American Horror Story Delicate," Kim Kardashian stands in a black dress with a white wig on in front of draping white curtains in blue-ish lighting.

Screens·Thoughts

American Horror Story Fans Are In For A New Scare

After twelve seasons, will AHS find what they've been missing by adding Kim Kardashian?

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

In an article about the future of AI in Hollyowod, a group of people walk around as one blue-toned, computer-constructed figure walks among them in front of a lime green background.

Culture·Screens·Thoughts

Extinction of the Extra

How AI Advancements May Replace Background Actors

Connor Lindsay, Queens University of Charlotte

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