Study Breaks - Page 48 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

In an article about 'Blue Beetle,' superhero Jaime Reyes strikes a defiant and protective stance in front of his family home.

Screens·Thoughts

‘Blue Beetle’: The Start of Unrestrained Representation?

Many critics have accused the film’s accurate portrayal of Mexican American culture as an attempt to “fit an agenda.”

Kimberly Vazquez, Columbia College Chicago

In an article about anthropology, an academic examines a grey humanoid figure, considering nationality, language and biology.

Classes·Culture

What is Anthropology, Really? Deliberations from an Anthro Major

Anthropology is one of the most popular majors in the US, but the specifics of the field are a mystery to most people.

Ava Coates, Emory University

Screens

How the Video Game Industry Negatively Impacts Women

An unfortunate gender bias still exists.

Kate Wunderlich, Elon University

In an article about Kevin Atwater, a user scrolls through Atwater's latest EP on a smart phone connected to earbuds.

Sounds

‘Downers Grove’: Kevin Atwater Embraces Tears and Fears

The singer-songwriter's recent EP explores toxic masculinity, sexuality and unrequited love through soft vocals and moving verses.

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

In an article about gym culture, people in workout clothes lunge and carry weights around a track with a timer at its center.

Thoughts

The Re-Emergence of Gym Culture on Social Media

As fitness content surges in popularity, so have multiple harmful trends.

Anoushka Panganamamula, The Ohio State University

In an article about main character syndrome, a girl peeks out from behind a theater curtain.

Screens·Thoughts

What Do We Owe Each Other Anymore?

In a world where everyone strives to be The Main Character in their own lives, is this hyper individuality killing empathy?

Katherine Hollis, New York University

In a story about new art styles an afrofuturistic digital image

Culture

Exploring the Vast Canvas of New and Emerging Art Styles

From digital art to bio-art, street art to Afrofuturism, the art world is experiencing a renaissance of creativity that knows no bounds.

Daniel Reed

In a story about essay writing a woman on her laptop

Classes

Do My Essay: A Comprehensive Guide to Essay-Writing Services

Unlike casual communication or opinion pieces, academic essays have specific rules and conventions that govern their structure, tone, and purpose.

Daniel Reed

In an article about student essays woman on bed with a laptop

Classes

Why Do Students Select to Pay Someone to Write Their Papers?: Understanding the Motivations

The popularity of scholars opting to pay for anyone to write their papers is really a phenomenon that has acquired significant attention in academia

Daniel Reed

In an article about letter writing, a piece of parchment, an ink pot and two brushes lay on a wooden table.

Thoughts

Reigniting the Practice of Letter Writing

A crucial realization for a writer hoping to discover their authenticity

Steffi Stoffel, Columbia College Chicago

In an article about the commodification of Matcha, Matcha snacks and treats sit strewn over a green background.

Thoughts

Matcha-do About Nothing

America loses sight of matcha’s real merit for easy gratification

Anne Bannon, Scripps College

In an article that gives tips on traveling the world as a broke college student is a photograph a woman holding a roadmap and standing outside of her white car on a desert road.

Classes·Thoughts

How to Travel as a Broke College Student

Even with crushing student debt, it can be done.

Abby Worthington, Arcadia University

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