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Are Skincare Routines Overrated?

Kate Wunderlich, Elon University

Taking a dive into the history and controversy of what to put on your face.…

December 29, 2023

Against a pink background, a graphic of Miley Cyrus swings on a wrecking ball from her iconic music video while Beyonce sings into a microphone in a black leotard.

Then vs. Now: Have 2014 Artists Withstood the Test of Time?

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

Exploring the longevity of artists and their albums from 2014 to 2024.…

December 27, 2023

An illustration of a variety of characters from popular '90s cartoons.

The Best Cartoons of the ’90s-2000s

Erica George, Louisiana State University, Shreveport

A look back on the golden age of animated TV shows.…

December 22, 2023

Steer Clear of Midtown: The Ultimate NYC Christmas Activity List For Locals

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

Avoid the Midtown crowds — get to know the heart of New York City with these holiday celebrations!…

December 14, 2023

Luxury Sunglasses: The 2024 Trend to Hop Ahead On

Curtis F. Brooks

As one of the most ubiquitous fashion accessories in the world, sunglasses are making a massive comeback; the global luxury sunglass market was valued at $4.1 billion in 2020 but is set to soar to…

December 12, 2023

A Look at Morbid Memorable Moments of 2023

Christine Bardos, Santa Clara University

2023 was a year chock-full of shocks, and we reflect on a few of the more morbid moments you may have forgotten about here.…

December 12, 2023

The Powerful, Transformative, and Life Changing Power of Music

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

How music affects the brain from emotions of crying to laughter.…

December 7, 2023

Taylor Swift – the New Face of Young Voters?

Daniel Reed

Celebrity influencers are a “force to be reckoned with.” With millions of fan followers on social media, they have the opportunity to use their power to promote their personal opinions and causes. …

December 4, 2023

For an article on Dramageddon and Sistergeddon YouTube controversies, five pink-tinted figures wipe tears (from left: Tati Westbrook, Nikita Dragun, Shane Dawson, Laura Lee, and James Charles). They are cropped together in a box that mimics a YouTube video box, with the text "We're Sorrry!!!!! :,(((((" and "1,000,000 views" and "Nov 7, 2018".

Dramageddon: The Controversy That Broke YouTube

Julia Ray, Northern Arizona University

What could some catty drama from beauty influencers shows us about the shift in modern parasocial relationships? A lot...…

November 28, 2023

For an article on the racial and environmental injustices of "Sing, Unburied, Sing," a woman is hand-drawn in white ink against a red-orange background. A bird is in flight and covers one of her eyes.

Environmental and Racial Injustice Bleed Out in the Southern Regions of “Sing, Unburied, Sing”

Christine Bardos, Santa Clara University

“Sing, Unburied, Sing” is a timeless piece of fiction that everyone should read, and here’s why.…

November 26, 2023

For an article on the efficacy of a college degree, two figures look in opposite directions as a bowl with a degree and a price tag are set between them.

OPINION: Is a Degree Still Worth It?

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

With rising tuition and companies prioritizing experience over formal higher education is the value of a degree declining?…

November 25, 2023

Which Came First, Content or Creator?—Cody Ko and The ‘Button’ Phenomenon

Havilah Sciabbarrasi, Florida State University

The success of Cody Ko’s ‘Button’ videos indicates commentary culture's huge draw on YouTube, igniting further conversation in the community.…

November 16, 2023

For an article on the tourism problems in Riviera Maya, charcoal-like illustration of a white figure standing on a skull shaped platform stares up at a cenote with their hands up.

The Negative Impact of Riviera Maya’s Tourism Boom

Karla D. Galvan, The University of Texas at San Antonio

The beauty of Mexico and its Riviera Maya should not come at the expense of the people and ecosystems that make the country unique.…

November 15, 2023

For an article on capitalism at Christmas time, someone wearing a pair of green ribbed gloves catch a snowflake with a money symbol in the center. A string of multi-colored lights is spread through out the image.

How Christmas Capitalism Has Taken Over the Holiday Season

Christine Bardos, Santa Clara University

We might as well be passing out jingle bells with Halloween candy given how early Christmas comes.…

November 14, 2023

woman reading book with colors of gold, purple, and pink bursting from the pages

Anatomy of the New Adult Genre

Natalie VanHecke, University of Texas at Dallas

What exactly are New Adult books? Are they just glorified YA?…

November 6, 2023

Reel Icons: How Pop Culture Inspires Latest Online Slots

Daniel Reed

Some of the biggest and most beloved pop culture icons are now inspiring some of the latest and most exciting online slot games.…

November 2, 2023

For an article about surveillance culture, a person wears an eye glass piece with the words "no," "buy," "obey," "overturned," "overruled" on it. A city scape is behind them and different fliers are posted too.

Modern Dystopia: The Harrowing Reality Of Big Brother

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

How advances in technology are single-handedly causing Orwellian nightmares to become modern-day realities.…

October 31, 2023

For an article about the Percy Jackson Disney Plus series, two young boys stare into the sky. A young girl with braids stares off in a suit of armor. A lightning storm goes on in the background and a beast carries a figure by its neck.

TV’s Future Golden Boy: Percy Jackson, The Hero You’ve Been Waiting For

Havilah Sciabbarrasi, Florida State University

After almost 20 years, Percy Jackson and the series' long history of neurodivergent representation is getting the adaptation it deserves.…

October 25, 2023

In an article about Emily Henry's success, a pink and red illustration of a book shelf and two girls reading a book. The words "Emily Henry" in the upper lefthand corner and "Literary Star" in the bottom right hand.

Decoding What Made Emily Henry a Literary Star

Karla D. Galvan, The University of Texas at San Antonio

An exploration of what makes Emily Henry’s books appealing.…

October 24, 2023

In an article about dating for women, a woman (Lori Harvey) is being kissed by a man. Across the bottom, a woman in a v-neck dress (Dorothy Dandridge), a woman with her hands on her head (fictionalized Cleopatra) and a woman with her arms open (Eartha Kitt) stand.

Opinion: The “Lori Harvey Effect” on The Love Lives of Women

Paiton Young, University of Georgia

Who didn’t teach women how to date?…

October 21, 2023

Do You Truly Know Your Zodiac Sign’s Personality?

Daniel Reed

Have you ever read your horoscope and wondered, "How on earth do they know that about me?"…

October 20, 2023

In an article about media bias, the words "good news is coming" are in bold in the background. A young girl sits with a young boy kneeling in front of her as they are in front of a pile of newspapers.

Payment and Prejudice: Rampant Monetization is Killing American Media

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

Every so often we ask "Is journalism dead?" How has hyperpartisanship challenged and even damaged credibility in American media?…

October 20, 2023

In an article about hustle culture in the US, a colorful beach landscape is far off to the left hand side. A greyscale person sits on the right side, typing on a laptop computer

“Live to Work” or “Work to Live”: Is Grind Culture Killing Americans?

Ava Coates, Emory University

Corporate culture is out of control in the US. It's time to take a vacation. …

October 18, 2023

8 Brazilian Classics to Read During Latinx Heritage Month

Beatriz Barros Felice, California State University, Northridge

Celebrate with these Brazillian classics during Latinx Heritage Month.…

October 17, 2023

In an article detailing how to move out, two people load boxes on a moving van.

How To Move Out for the First Time

Erica George, Louisiana State University, Shreveport

Congratulations! You've made the executive decision to get your own place! What comes next?…

October 13, 2023

In an article about stunts, actor Keanu Reeves looks pensively into the camera, set against a desert backdrop in the film 'John Wick 4.'

It’s High Time That Stunts Get the Recognition They Deserve

Daniel Guerrero, College of the Canyons

After the outstanding fight choreography in “John Wick 4,” critics and fans rally for the Academy to formally recognize excellence in stunts.…

October 13, 2023

In an article about gendered products, a blue collection of masculine products stands opposite a pink collection of feminine products.

The Ironic World of Gendered Products

Anoushka Panganamamula, The Ohio State University

Gender-based marketing poses detrimental consequences for society.…

October 10, 2023

An article about "The Nightmare Before Christmas" features a monochrome silhouette of Jack Skellington and Sally and Oogie Boogie.

6 Spooky Facts About Tim Burton’s ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

In celebration of the film’s 30th anniversary this October, we recap 6 facts about Disney’s 90s animated classic.…

October 9, 2023

In an article about Queer Eye, the Fab Five lays in grass in a circle, smiling and laughing.

How ‘Queer Eye’ Does Reality TV Right

Steffi Stoffel, Columbia College Chicago

portraying the struggle of self growth with compassion…

October 8, 2023

In an article about Doja Cat's recent controversy, half of the rapper's face is portrayed with her old look and the other half her new look.

Doja Cat: The Hatred of Female Artistry and Uncomformity

Emily Chang, Wellesley College

Doja Cat has recently been in hot water due to her new look — does this criticism reveal how women are treated in the rap industry?…

October 4, 2023

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