Study Breaks - Page 59 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

In an article about the art of tattooing, an Instagram feed shows a tattoo artist sharing their work.

Thoughts

The Art of Tattooing is Finally Reaching its Full Potential

What does the new age of art on social media mean for tattoo artists?

Steffi Stoffel, Columbia College Chicago

In an article about essay writing woman sitting crosslegged on sidewalk.

Classes

Top 3 Strategies for Effective Homework Completion: Do My Homework For Me

In this post, we'll outline the top three methods for improving your homework output.

Daniel Reed

In an article about Penelope Featherington, Penelope, framed against an open archway and wearing a yellow dress, stares boldly into the distance as purple flowers encircle her.

Screens·Thoughts

In Defense of Penelope Featherington

The small screen needs more female characters as cunning and complex as the 'Bridgerton' series' pivotal wallflower.

Kimberly Vazquez, Columbia College Chicago

In an article about Canada Tech a Canadian flag

Thoughts

Canada: A Flourishing Hub of Tech Innovation led by Entrepreneurs like David Baazov and Ryan Holmes

Canada has seen an upsurge in tech companies making their mark internationally, attracting global investors and stimulating the domestic economy.

Daniel Reed

Thoughts

How I Found Gentleness Through Painting

Still Lifes as a Balm for the Soul

Anne Bannon, Scripps College

In an article about Mamma Mia, a sign on a door reads "mama mia, you're 15" while a balloon drifts nearby in front of a greek-style building.

Screens

‘Mamma Mia!’ – How Can You Resist Rewatching?

Celebrating the musical’s 15th anniversary.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

In an article about the Rubin Museum's 'Death Is Not the End' exhibit, a skull with a snake slithering through one eye socket rips through a black canvas that reads "Death Is Not the End."

Thoughts

‘Death Is Not the End’ Explores Life’s Greatest Mystery

A cross-cultural exhibition at the Rubin Museum contemplates Buddhist and Christian conceptions of the afterlife.

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

In an article about 'The Banshees of Inisherin,' Two men stand at the top of a hill, facing the sea.

Screens

The World Moved On From ‘The Banshees Of Inisherin’ Way Too Quickly

This Oscar-nominated film deserved better from audiences everywhere.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

In story about study distractions computers and cell phones on a table.

Wellness

What are the Top 10 Main Distractions From Studying in 2023?

Distractions have a sneaky way of creeping into our lives, especially when we're trying to study.

Daniel Reed

In an article about content creators woman in front of her cell phone recording herself

Thoughts

How to Connect with Your Online Audience

With millions of web content creators vying for attention, standing out and developing a loyal following can be challenging.

Daniel Reed

In an article about mental health. Mental health written out with scrabble pieces.

Wellness

Self-Care for Mental Wellness: Prioritizing Relaxation in a Hectic World

In an era characterized by its relentless pace, prioritizing relaxation is a vital component of self-care.

Daniel Reed

An illustration of a person listening to an audiobook on their phone.

Pages·Thoughts

Are Audiobooks Considered Reading?

Why should we limit ourselves to the written word?

Reatha-Mae Newman, SUNY College at Brockport

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