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An illustration of pieces from designer brands.

9 Pieces From Designer Brands That Are Worth Investing In

Are you interested in expanding your closet with timeless, beautiful pieces but aren't sure where to spend your money? Here are nine that are sure to appreciate in value.…

August 25, 2021

Go Outside, Touch Some Grass, Stop Multitasking

Study Breaks Staff

Trying to do everything at once is impossible. Let's stick to doing one thing at a time.…

August 23, 2021

A still from Korean thriller, The Housemaid.

‘The Housemaid’: The Film That Inspired the Groundbreaking ‘Parasite’

Alice Han, Pepperdine University

After it swept the Oscars in 2020, 'Parasite' became a household name. The same, however, does not apply to its predecessor released nearly 60 years earlier.…

August 20, 2021

In an article about a person changing his name, an illustration of a person on a ladder in front of a "Hello my name is" sticker

A Look Into My Transgender Life and Why I Changed My Name

Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

'I owe myself a life of fulfillment and authenticity, whether it fits your mind’s image of who I should be or not.'…

August 18, 2021

The Evolution of the Horror Genre and Why Some of Its Protégés Fail

Jenna Nelson, Scripps College

Jordan Peele's 'Get Out' prompted other films to attempt the same powerful social commentary, with a few resulting duds.…

August 17, 2021

The Funny Fat Friend Trope Is Harmful and Needs To End

Jayni Nielsen, Pace University

Overweight individuals have been mocked and stereotyped for decades in the media. As audiences call out the issue, new and better representation may be on the horizon.…

August 17, 2021

Tech Neck and How the Pandemic Ruined Our Posture

Jenna Nelson, Scripps College

Among the stress of the last year and a half, one thing has slipped the mind of the student population: habitual slouching.…

August 10, 2021

TikTok and the psychological effects on its users

Here’s What Psychologists Have to Say About TikTok

Elizabeth Dewit, University of Pittsburgh

The popular app is fun and addictive, but it may also have some negatives effects on users, especially young people.…

August 8, 2021

Illustration of a girl drinking hot water.

It’s Time to Ditch the Ice: The Many Benefits of Drinking Hot Water

Karen Lu, Yale University

While there is a certain stigma attached to consuming this drink warm throughout the Western world, it's not as odd as you might think.…

August 8, 2021

Pinocchio in Disney's Animated Adaptation

The Story of Pinocchio Still Resonates, Even Nearly 140 Years Later

Amy Harris, Utah State University

The tale has persisted for more than a century, with two new adaptations coming in the near future.…

August 7, 2021

An image of President Biden and Olivia Rodrigo for an article about getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

Vaccine Is the New Vogue: Encouraging Young People to Vaccinate

Darby Williams, University of Michigan

As attempts to assuage public fears regarding the shot fail, the CDC resorts to the oldest trick in the book: celebrity endorsement.…

August 6, 2021

Sony’s State of Play 2021 Earns Mixed Reception and Underwhelms Fans

Zach Spangler, University of Michigan

With PlayStation 5 availability still limited for most consumers, it’s unclear how Sony's upcoming lineup will convince players to buy a new console.…

August 5, 2021

In an article about exotic pets, a red fox lies on its back with its mouth open.

Owning Exotic Pets Might Not Be as Cool as You Think

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

Undomesticated animals like foxes and tigers have gained popularity as pets on social media, but these creatures are ultimately better suited to life in the wild.…

August 4, 2021

The Omnipresence of Technology Has Made Wrist Care Even More Important

Amy Harris, Utah State University

Pain in this important joint often goes unnoticed unless it is explicitly damaged. Computers, smartphones and tablets, in many ways, have exacerbated its prevalence.…

August 1, 2021

An illustration of two ballet students from On Pointe in a traditional ballet pose, split between a scene from The Nutcracker and a practice room.

‘On Pointe’ Takes a Look Into the Realities of Professional Ballet

Kelsie Westmoreland, Washington and Lee University

This Disney+ docuseries reveals the daily sacrifices and pressures of pre-professional dancers trying to establish their careers in New York City.…

July 30, 2021

‘Infinity Train’ Is a Brilliant Look Into the Nuances of Cartoon Storytelling

Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

The Cartoon Network series allows children to explore what it means to deal with loss.…

July 29, 2021

Surrealism is the Result of Imagination Preserved into Adulthood

Surrealism in Art and Literature Proves That the Movement Isn’t Dead

Jayni Nielsen, Pace University

The 20th century art form places an emphasis on the unconscious and highlights the creativity of adults armed with imagination.…

July 27, 2021

In an article about spiders, and illustration of a cute jumping spider sitting on a flower

The Important Truth About How Spiders Save the World

Amy Harris, Utah State University

They're incredibly valuable to the environment, and their anatomy is often studied by scientists. They're also very creepy. Here are a few facts about these creatures that can make them a little less intimidating.…

July 24, 2021

An illustration of a monster from Monster Hunter Stories 2.

A Newcomer’s Review of Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin

Alice Han, Pepperdine University

With its beautifully rendered animation and seamless, easy-to-understand combat mechanics, the newly released RPG is an impeccable spinoff sequel.…

July 23, 2021

in an article about student-athletes, the beginning of a football game

NIL Deals Are Saving Student Athletes From Shady College Athletics

Zach Spangler, University of Michigan

The recent but long overdue modernization of the NCAA’s name, image and likeness rules finally allows college athletes to profit from their success.…

July 22, 2021

in an article about bloodborne pathogens, blood being drawn

Why Bloodborne Pathogens Training Is Crucial for Future Medical Workers

Daniel Reed

If you're interested in a career in health care, it's good to learn about the diseases that can be transported via blood.…

July 21, 2021

An illustration of Richardson in front of the Olympic rings

Sha’Carri Richardson Isn’t the First Dubiously Disqualified Olympic Candidate, but Will She Be the Last?

Darby Williams, University of Michigan

The incredibly talented athlete's plight is the symptom of decades' worth of discrimination toward Black women in sports.…

July 21, 2021

An image of an actor in front of a spotlight

The Curse of the Character Actor

Darby Williams, University of Michigan

Exploring the fringes of the human landscape is a tough job, but someone has to do it.…

July 16, 2021

In an article about the Bermuda Triangle, a glowing red triangle floats over a dark and dreary ocean.

Okay, Seriously, What’s Up With The Bermuda Triangle?

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

Vanishing ships, missing planes full of passengers, hurricanes, aliens, and the lost city of Atlantis — can the science of today explain one of the ocean's most mysterious histories?…

July 14, 2021

Am I Telling TikTok What I Find Interesting or Is It Telling Me?

Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington

The algorithm of the popular social media app makes scrolling through content even more addicting as users continue engaging with videos they find funny or enjoyable.…

July 12, 2021

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Webtoons From Many Different Genres That You Shouldn’t Miss

Karen Lu, Yale University

In addition to some of the better-known webcomics like 'Noblesse' and 'Lore Olympus,' here are a few others that are worth reading.…

July 11, 2021

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Mountain Lion Attacks Are a Danger to Hikers, but Can Be Avoided

Briana Byus, Biola University

In 2020, there were three known attacks in the United States. Here's the information you need to stay safe while enjoying the national parks this summer.…

July 7, 2021