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A picture of movie posters on the wall of a theater.

Movie Posters: An Underrated Art Form

Paul Hoskin, Weber State University

These illustrations deserve to be appreciated for their artistic merit.…

February 23, 2023

People talking in a group, demonstrating social skills.

Is Social Media Bad For Our Social Skills?

Kane Howard, York College

Are online interactions any less important than in-person ones?…

February 22, 2023

Illustration of someone doomscrolling on their phone.

Doomscrolling Is Destroying Your Mental Health

Kane Howard, York College

As it turns out, mindlessly scrolling through bad news over and over again can cause some serious health issues.…

February 22, 2023

In an article about Little Fish, an image of Olivia Cooke as Emma, and Jude Williams as Jack.

‘Little Fish:’ An Underrated Mix of Science Fiction and Romance

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

This film adaptation of a 2011 short story makes for a tragic, yet beautiful watch.…

February 19, 2023

In an article about travel YouTubers, a man with an orange backpack looks out on a lake.

7 Travel YouTubers To Follow Around the Globe

Azeezah Ibraheem, Near East University

These creators can show you the world: shining, shimmering, splendid.…

February 18, 2023

In an article about the flu outbreak, a person wearing a medical mask stands in front of an orange wall.

Flu Season Is Here

Chelsie Ross, Florida A&M University

The tripledemic of influenza, RSV, and COVID-19 should not be taken lightly. …

February 16, 2023

Illustration of a woman loving the time she is spending alone. She embraces herself as tiny hearts float around her.

How To Love Spending Time Alone

Shawna Smith, University of Phoenix

Become your very own best friend.…

February 15, 2023

In an article about social media and small businesses, a chalkboard in a shop window reads 'Thank you for shopping local.'

How Social Media Is Helping Small Businesses Thrive

Caroline Ocampo, The University of Texas at Arlington

Marketing can be tricky for small-scale operations, but these networks are making it easier than ever before.…

February 9, 2023

Illustration of Netflix and its unhappy users.

Netflix Has Banned Password Sharing

Andrea Cepeda, University of North Texas

The streaming service appears to be digging its own grave.…

February 7, 2023

In an article about fitness as a New Year's resolution, a woman holds a weight on her shoulders.

 Is Prioritizing Fitness for the New Year Still a Thing?

Chelsie Ross, Florida A&M University

Getting back in shape used to be one of the most common New Year's resolutions. What changed?…

January 31, 2023

Foreign second language choice in college

Exploring Another Language

Kirsten Kalebich, Arizona State University

Once you get to college, you can choose to learn a second language, but which should you pick and why?…

January 23, 2023

Illustration of transgender actress, TikToker and activist, Dylan Mulvaney.

Dylan Mulvaney Is the Embodiment of Trans Joy

Kane Howard, York College

Transgender individuals rarely see themselves depicted in a positive light in film and television — this spunky comedienne is changing that.…

January 19, 2023

In an article about the Ticketmaster controversy over Taylor Swift tickets, an image of Taylor in front of a blackboard that says "everyone will betray you."

There’s Truly Nothing Better Than Revenge

Teagan Angell, Fordham University

On Dec. 2, 26 Swifties filed a lawsuit against Ticketmaster for its mishandling of the sale of Eras Tour tickets.…

January 4, 2023

In an article about nontraditional college students a woman in a white dress and green graduation cap smiling.

Nontraditional Students Shouldn’t Fear Returning to College

Kane Howard, York College

No, you're not “too old” to return to school.…

December 29, 2022

Corporations Are Too Big To Fail, Workers Are Too Little To Matter

Evan Tsuei, Westmont College

The recent railroad strike shows how government intervention incentivizes reckless business practices at the expense of workers’ well-being.…

December 28, 2022

Is YouTube Dying?

Kirsten Kalebich, Arizona State University

What exactly can YouTube do to address the complaints lodged against it?…

December 26, 2022

in an article about animal crossing, illustration of isabelle on an island

Why You Should Give Animal Crossing Another Try

Audrey Bowers, Butler University

Your villagers miss you.…

December 19, 2022

An illustration of two people playing a board game

Board Games to Get You Through Winter Break

Megan Miller, Arizona State University

Being home doesn’t have to mean being bored.…

December 19, 2022

In an article about Asian Americans as a model minority, protesters gather at a BLM rally.

The Model Minority Myth Is a Boon to Academic Inequality

Evan Tsuei, Westmont College

The Model Minority Myth turned Asian Americans into a discriminatory tool against fellow minorities, as demonstrated in affirmative action court cases.…

December 16, 2022

in an article about saving for retirement during inflation, an older couple hikes in front of a lake.

Enjoy A Comfortable Retirement In An Inflationary Environment

Daniel Reed

With inflation on the rise, it can be difficult to live comfortably as a retiree. Here are some ways to save money.…

December 11, 2022

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Songs For Every Scenario Playlist

Andrea Cepeda, University of North Texas

Spotify and Apple Music wouldn't be half as fun if they weren't full of playlists for every emotion or fictional scenario. Here's something for every themed playlist.…

December 5, 2022

The Evolution of the Modern Rom-Com

Valentina Palomino, SUNY Old Westbury

Everyone knows the genre peaked in the early 2000s, but will it ever be able to return to its former glory? …

November 22, 2022

A look back on Taylor Swift's "eras" in light of her new tour

The Eras of Taylor Swift

Teagan Angell, Fordham University

A guide of all of the singer-songwriter's previous albums to prepare you for her 'Eras Tour' beginning in March of next year.…

November 21, 2022

Student Homelessness is a Frustratingly Avoidable Problem

Evan Tsuei, Westmont College

Anti-development NIMBY policies limit the country’s ability to prevent housing insecurity.…

November 20, 2022

in article about new york city, illustration of a covid-19 cell floating behind the skyline of new york

Will New York City Ever Recover From COVID-19?

Valentina Palomino, SUNY Old Westbury

Though the pandemic is slowing down, the city still faces its long-term effects. …

November 14, 2022

A drawing meant to represent loneliness shows a person painted in blue with smaller people standing around by themselves.

Loneliness Is the New Epidemic

Azeezah Ibraheem, Near East University

We're feeling more alone than ever. Social media and COVID-19 may be to blame.…

November 8, 2022

Work from home imagery of a desktop computer and notebook

A College Student’s Guide to Finding a Work-From-Home Job

Kane Howard, York College

From the ability to work with social distance to having a flexible schedule, online jobs are appealing for many workers. Here's a guide for graduates and near-graduates to help them land their dream WFH position.…

November 2, 2022