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How Toonami Made an Entire Generation Globally Minded

Uwana Ikaiddi, University of Central Florida

Thanks to the program, millions of diverse young people have a shared cultural experience.…

March 29, 2017

Security Theater Under President Trump

Though Trump claims the news media is his enemy, much of his political platform would be nonexistent without their fearmongering.…

March 28, 2017

We Are in the Midst of a New Black Renaissance

Welcome to the New Black Renaissance

Tylah Silva, Emerson College

The question isn't about whether black culture is having a moment. The question is why now?…

March 27, 2017

Published Novelist Nessa Cannon Talks Being a Writer First, Student Second

Miguel Robles, University of Colorado Denver

By graduating high school early, the University of Colorado, Denver, student was able to self-publish her novel 'And Then There's You.'…

March 27, 2017

Donald Trump: Making America Vain Again

Rachael Seamands, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

America has always been proud, but its presidents have usually been humble. What will change under a narcissistic commander in chief?…

March 23, 2017

The Feminist Heroines of ShondaLand

Emma Taubenfeld, Pace University

The only person more badass than Meredith Gray, Annalise Keating and Olivia Pope is the woman who wrote them.…

March 21, 2017

Why Developing Your Personal Brand Starts in College

Cassidy Leslie, University of Nevada Reno

Strong personal branding is a must-have for graduates whose resumes are a little light on workplace experience.…

March 20, 2017

A Look Inside "TIME: The Kalief Browder Story" and the Justice System In New York

Why College Students Need to Watch “TIME: The Kalief Browder Story”

D'Ariel Myrick, University of Georgia

Spike's new documentary miniseries, "TIME," is real-time proof that the justice system needs fixing.…

March 20, 2017

Why Kids Today Need ‘Hey Arnold!’ Diversity

Uwana Ikaiddi, University of Central Florida

Without viewers even noticing, the show seamlessly blended racial, religious and socioeconomic differences into the characters of P.S. 118.…

March 16, 2017

Beauty and the Queer Bait

Tylah Silva, Emerson College

Why Disney’s first gay character is a flop.…

March 15, 2017

A Complete Chronology of Trump’s Alleged Dealings with Russia

Miguel Robles, University of Colorado Denver

An in-depth look at the controversy that might result in the biggest political scandal in American history.…

March 14, 2017

10 Netflix Series You Need to Binge Right Now

Quintara Hatten, University of South Carolina-Columbia

Now that midterms are finally over, you deserve a break.…

March 10, 2017

Live-Action Disney Films Are Ruining the Magic

Kristina Fernandez, Florida State University

If you’re a nostalgic nineties child, it’s going to be hard to accept Disney’s new-generation remakes.…

March 9, 2017

Quinn Haaga Talks the Allure of Culinary School

Guest Contributor

The student body president of Oregon University dishes on her secret culinary dreams, and more, in the Study Breaks questionnaire.…

March 8, 2017

The Oscars Mean More Than Just the Dresses

Why the Oscars Continue to Include the Boring Awards

Ben Zhang, Duke University

Except for Michael Bay productions, most films take a village, and that village has feelings too.…

March 1, 2017

Why I Will Never Apologize for Listening to K-pop

Karen Juarez, University of Illinois at Chicago

I mean, have you heard it?…

March 1, 2017

What You’re Not Hearing About Recent Top-Selling Books

The Controversy Cropping Up in Modern Bestselling Books

Alicia Drier, Roosevelt University

When books are marketed to large audiences, disturbing themes can find their way into the hands of unsuspecting readers.…

February 26, 2017

Tulane University Student Alexis Clark Talks Filmmaking, Acting and Intersectionality

Kristian Porter, Northern Kentucky University

After a web series and a successful viral video, the Tulane senior has her hands full with a new feature film highlighting black women in lead roles.…

February 26, 2017

Man vs. Food: America’s Obesity Epidemic

Man v. Food v. America’s Obesity Epidemic

Kristina Fernandez, Florida State University

The iconic show marked a low-point in American eating habits, and forced the host to quit to save his life.…

February 25, 2017

Kellyanne Conway Is a Real Life Megamind

Mary Kiser, Trident Technical College

Like the fictional character, Conway followed a life path parallel to her greatest nemesis, Hillary Clinton, and despite being cast as the villain, she won.…

February 22, 2017