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Anne Elliot from "Persuasion" with a shadow of a man behind her

The Jane Austen Novel ‘Persuasion’ Has a New Remake Coming to Netflix

There is another movie in the making for the last book written by one of the most well-known English novelists who ever lived.…

May 16, 2022

How ArcGIS Changes the Landscape of Digital Storytelling

Jordan Oulela, University of Texas at San Antonio

Although this program has been around for a while, remote learning brought on by the pandemic has let the software see a rise in popularity.…

May 14, 2022

E3 crossed out with "cancelled" written over it

E3 2022’s Cancellation Reveals the Expo’s Declining Relevance

Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez, Florida Atlantic University

The annual expo’s recent announcement reflects its years of difficulty in surviving the modern gaming industry.…

May 12, 2022

Despite Its Flaws, ‘Winning Time’ Is an Overall Enjoyable Experience

Brett Hintz, University of Texas at Austin

The HBO series about the rise of the Lakers Dynasty is a fun and entertaining dramatization based on real-life events.…

May 7, 2022

The cast of At Home with the Robertsons as they sit down to discuss hot button issues.

‘At Home with the Robertsons’ Sets the Stage for Conversations on Controversial Topics

Debbie Aspromonti, Hofstra University

The 'Duck Dynasty' household lends an ear to those with opposing views in today’s divided society.…

May 6, 2022

An illustration of three people with different disabilities.

When It Comes to Video Games, E Should Be for Everyone, Not Just People Without Disabilities

Peyton Conner, Indiana University

Video games are supposed to be fun for all, so why are people with disabilities not being considered?…

May 4, 2022

a tablet that reads mental health matters

Your Mental Health App May Be Using Your Data: How To Protect Yourself

Daniel Reed

You might think that they're giving you a service with no strings attached, but there are some things you should know.…

May 4, 2022

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Movie Theaters Are Still the Best Places To Watch New Releases

Aly Walters, Michigan State University

Streaming may provide convenience for at-home viewing, but it doesn’t beat out the experience that can only be found at your local cinema.…

April 28, 2022

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Cannabis Usage in College Has Grown in the Past Few Years

Brett Hintz, University of Texas at Austin

Between stress related to COVID-19 and burnout, more students have started using recreational marijuana over alcohol and cigarettes.…

April 17, 2022

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AirPods Max Prove That Loyalty Is Everything to Apple

Ally Xu, Northeastern University

There is no doubt that the company is the unicorn of tech, but will their expensive prices be their downfall?…

April 13, 2022

Female college student feeling the lack of motivation while on her computer during her senior year.

The Home Stretch of Senior Year Can Drag Students Into a Downward Spiral

Rebecca Trevathan, University of Texas at Austin

The loss of motivation seniors experience during their last semester at school is a problem faced by both high school and college students.…

April 8, 2022

The Crochet Trend Is the Sweet Solution to Internet ‘Doomscrolling’

Joy Young, Chapman University

It's easy to pick up your phone and endlessly scroll for hours until your eyes sting, but there might be something more fulfilling to do with your downtime.…

April 4, 2022

in article about designated hitter rule, a baseball bat and a baseball in front of a clap board

Major League Baseball Finally Implements a Universal Designated Hitter

Brett Hintz, University of Texas at Austin

For some time now, fans have wanted MLB to execute a rule to bring back the excitement of America's favorite pastime.…

April 3, 2022

dalgona coffee in article about mid-pandemic trends

The Resurgence of Mid-Pandemic Trends

Karina Rojas, University of Texas at San Antonio

What was popular on TikTok a year ago seems to be making a comeback.…

March 31, 2022

in an article about assisting the AAPI community, photo of New York City Chinatown

Here Is How You Can Help the AAPI Community in NYC

Ally Xu, Northeastern University

For Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, the past two years have presented serious challenges, but there are ways to help stop the hate directed toward this community.…

March 29, 2022

TikTok Is Reshaping Politics and Ruining Online Discourse

Myles Allan, University of New Haven

With the rise in the platform's popularity over the past few years since its release, perhaps it's better to leave the heated political debates out of it.…

March 27, 2022

Illustrated depiction of Anna from the new Netflix series Inventing Anna.

‘Inventing Anna’ Highlights the Elitism and Sexism of Modern Society

Debbie Aspromonti, Hofstra University

While the Netflix series has received criticism for its subject matter, it humanizes a female scammer rather than glorify her.…

March 25, 2022

in article about The Batman, Bat symbol covering a pink moon and red sky, with Batman facing the symbol but looking over his right shoulder

Does Batman Make a Better Solo Superhero?

Janey Schmidt, Columbia College Chicago

The newest rendition of the Caped Crusader takes him back to the days of solitary superhero work, which most fans prefer.…

March 24, 2022

Four people sitting on stools while using virtual reality headsets

Digital Recreations Make It Possible To Revisit Lost History

Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez, Florida Atlantic University

Advancing technology allows for more immersive learning experiences when studying past events and locations.…

March 24, 2022

ukraine meme via twitter showing how they are using meme culture to their benefit

The Toxicity of Online Meme Culture: When Is It Too Far?

Karina Rojas, University of Texas at San Antonio

Following the Ukraine crisis, it is important to address the appropriate times to use humor and how it can invalidate a situation.…

March 18, 2022

‘Wicked’ May Show the Possibilities — and Hazards — of Adapting Broadway Musicals for the Screen

Debbie Aspromonti, Hofstra University

Many are excited for the adaptation of the beloved musical, but the negative reviews of 'Dear Evan Hansen' reveal the difficulties with putting such productions on the silver screen.…

March 15, 2022

Is the Oura Ring Worth the Hype?

Ally Xu, Northeastern University

The brand has managed to build a cult of the affluent around its product, but is the expensive ring really worth it?…

March 8, 2022

An illustration of a dagger going through the rings of power

‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ Offers a Lot of Possibilities

Jordan Oulela, University of Texas at San Antonio

Tolkien left an abundance of source material to work from, but speculators wonder if the new series will stay true to his original vision.…

March 4, 2022

An illustration of various incarnations of Batman over the years

Why We Will Never Let Go of the Dark Knight

Aly Walters, Michigan State University

The next iteration of Batman is about to hit theaters, but first, let’s take a look at why so many fans love the caped crusader.…

March 2, 2022

A laptop used to go to school from home.

Attending School From Home Is Not as Bad as Most People Think

Brett Hintz, University of Texas at Austin

Though many are not keen on the idea of receiving a remote education, there are more advantages than it seems.…

February 27, 2022

Photo of a dorm room in an article about living at home.

The Pros and Cons of Living at Home and On Campus

Rebecca Trevathan, University of Texas at Austin

College is a difficult time, and deciding where you choose to live can drastically impact your success.…

February 23, 2022

Starbucks union workers striking outside a store with posters and tshirts

Starbucks Union Fights for the Rights of Essential Workers

Karina Rojas, University of Texas at San Antonio

A San Antonio location has joined the SWU to call out the coffee company to improve benefits and improve working conditions.…

February 23, 2022

Sue Lynn Tan’s ‘Daughter of the Moon Goddess’ Puts a Fun, Fantastical Twist on Chinese Mythology

Debbie Aspromonti, Hofstra University

The fantasy author's debut novel resonates not only with readers of Asian descent but with people everywhere.…

February 18, 2022

Hulu’s ‘Pam & Tommy’ Is an Entertaining Show, But Is It Ethical?

Julie Morse, Pomona College

The new TV series is causing a lot of controversy over the moral question of sharing another person's story without their consent.…

February 17, 2022

A picture of faces drawn in a high school notebook

Teen Dramas Like ‘Euphoria’ Can Create Unrealistic Expectations for High School

Jordan Oulela, University of Texas at San Antonio

The glamorization of adult themes and age-inappropriate casting can lead to problematic assumptions made about real life.…

February 16, 2022

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