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Money Market Insights: Ethereum Code’s Reach

Ethereum Code has emerged as a game-changer in various industries, and the money market is no exception.

Daniel Reed

In an article about Tinashe's new album 'BB/Angel,' a woman with blonde hair looks up. She wears a white tee shirt with a slip dress over it. A hand-drawn angel halo is above her head.

Sounds

Album Review: Tinashe Keeps it Solid on ‘BB/ANG3L’

The R&B empress delivers a divine collection of seven forward-thinking earworms.

Avery Heeringa, Columbia College Chicago

In an article about LinkedIn, the social media user interface of the website floats over a blue background.

Classes

Maximize Your LinkedIn: Three Tips for College Students

The best networking tool to use during your academic career.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

In an article about Olivia Rodrigo's album "Guts," a hand-drawn recreation of the album cover. Rodrigo lays against a purple background with a series of rings on her finger, spelling the word "GUTS" in red letters.

Sounds

Album Review: Olivia Rodrigo Spills Her ‘Guts’ in These 3 Songs

The artist’s sophomore album encapsulates tales of resentment, revenge and reflection in contagious choruses and vulnerable vocals.

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

In an article about the band Snarky Puppy, a dog wearing headphones presses its paws against its cheeks.

Sounds

An Introduction to Snarky Puppy

These four listening recommendations are perfect introductions to the award-winning jazz fusion band's sound.

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

In an article about comic books and manga, a person reads a volume of manga.

Pages·Screens

What Happened to Comic Books?

In the age of the internet, manga has enjoyed greater success and popularity than other mediums.

Malaki Lingg, The University of Texas at San Antonio

In an article about Chicago bookstores, the state flag of Chicago flies above a shelve of books as a neon "open" sign glows.

Culture·Pages

Four Chicago Bookstores for Four Personalities

Don’t overlook the thriving bookstore scene in Chicago.

Steffi Stoffel, Columbia College Chicago

Culture

Fast Food Brands’ Ad Campaigns Adapt to Gen Z’s Appetite for Relatable Marketing

With Wendy's as the champion of the movement, many fast-food companies are taking to social media to launch ad campaigns that are more relatable to Gen Z.

Milan Parker, Emory University

In an article about Annika Bennett, Bennett leans out the window of a blue car, her blonde hair rippling in the wind beneath the title of her latest EP: 'Madwoman.'

Sounds

‘Madwoman’: Annika Bennett Embraces Vulnerability

In her newest EP, the up-and-coming singer-songwriter vocalizes the stories of her life with power and poignancy.

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

In an article about trading a computer screen with and trading charge

Thoughts

The Importance of Economic Indicators in Trading and Investment Decisions

Economic indicators are crucial tools that traders and investors use to make informed decisions in financial markets.

Daniel Reed

In an article about going back to school as an adult, various school supplies are spread out across the carpet of a small bedroom.

Classes·Culture

Back to School at 35

Choosing your life's path can be uncomfortable, but going back to school and changing my life brought me the happiness I had been seeking.

Shannon Strenfel, Arizona State University

In an article about the Law of Assumption, distinct objects—an apple, a camera, a pair of binoculars, etc.— are balanced on top of one another.

Thoughts

A Layperson’s Guide to the Law of Assumption

Manifesting your dreams and desires stems from an understanding of powerful concepts.

Isabelle Brookshire, Whittier College

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