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An illustration of the honorees of the Kennedy Center Honors.

The Show Must Go On: A Return to the Kennedy Center Honors

A new class of artists has been recognized as honorees at a prestigious ceremony that has reworked the traditions of the typical award banquet.…

June 25, 2021

A number of cars driving on crossing roads, communicating with each other and the world around them.

People Won’t Trust Self-Driving Cars for a Long, Long Time

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

Self-driving cars might be the way of the future. But is the public ready for such a monumental change to the way they commute?…

June 24, 2021

An illustration of LGBTQ+ dancers. (Illustration by Giovanna Martin, Columbia College Chicago)

5 LGBTQ+ Dancers You Should Follow This Pride Month

Jenna Nelson, Scripps College

These performers have made countless contributions to the dance community and offer representation to queer audiences everywhere.…

June 20, 2021

Selena Gomez Is Encouraging ‘Amor Propio’ in Her Work and Lifestyle

Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

Through her music and her new Rare Beauty makeup line, this beloved singer and actress has repeatedly made a positive impact on her community.…

June 20, 2021

An illustration of students discussing critical race theory.

Critical Race Theory Faces Attack in the Nation’s Classrooms

Niall Calvert, Wesleyan University

Recent efforts to ban discussion of systemic racism from American curricula represent a dangerous blunder with the potential to upset equitable social progress.…

June 18, 2021

Monster Theory: What Our Fascination With Monsters Says About Us as a Society

Karen Lu, Yale University

Our society's interest in certain beasts over others may have interesting social and political implications, according to Jeffrey J. Cohen.…

June 18, 2021

The Rise of Kodone, Instagram’s Pop Culture Archivist

Nathan Kolodney, Wesleyan University

At just 22 years old, artist Jesse Diaz has become an Instagram sensation, thanks to his talent, his unique vision and an iPad.…

June 17, 2021

A series of instagram posts covered with a black bar and symbols of crossed out eyes.

What’s the Deal With All the Censorship on Instagram?

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

The platform and its parent company, Facebook, have come under fire after users reported the removal of posts regarding hot-button issues such as the Israel-Palestine conflict and COVID-19 misinformation.…

June 16, 2021

The Connection Between Energy Drinks and Your Oral Health

Daniel Reed

Think about your teeth before pounding down your next Monster, Red Bull or Rockstar.…

June 14, 2021

The Fall of El Cucuy: Can Tony Ferguson Recover From His Losing Streak?

Brandon Li, Vassar College

The UFC fighter, once one of the best fighters in his league, has experienced an abrupt downfall.…

June 6, 2021

A photo of Alex Yankowski, an up and coming race car driver.

The Top 10 Best Young Dirt Track Race Car Drivers in the Northeast

Daniel Buccafusca, East Stroudsburg University

The new generation of dirt track racers is quickly coming to the forefront, but who can truly be considered as the cream of the crop?…

June 4, 2021

a photograph of three children in the foster care system playing with toy cars

Immigrant and Foster Children Are in Danger in Texas

Sophie N. Munoz, University of Texas at San Antonio

The failures at foster care facilities in the Lone Star State continue to harm young people. These problems need to be fixed once and for all.…

May 31, 2021

Crave a Fruity Dessert? Try These 6 Recipes This Summer

Julianna Steen, Auburn University

Incorporate the sweet treats you know and love with the delightful taste of fresh, in-season fruit for the upcoming warmer months.…

May 31, 2021

in an article about alcohol abuse, an illustration of white outlines of arms reaching upward

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Remain a Problem at Colleges, Even (or Especially) With COVID

Anastasiya Cernei, Missouri State University

Some things will be a constant in school life, but the pandemic has certainly had an effect for both better and for worse.…

May 28, 2021

Book Competitions Can Help Writers Gain Recognition

Beth Jordan, Aquinas College

So, you've written your novel. Now what? Getting an agent and publishing deal the traditional way is harder than ever these days. Luckily, there's a solution for that.…

May 23, 2021

An imaginative illustration of cyberbullying.

Cyberbullying Still Holds Real Dangers Beneath the Surface

Anastasiya Cernei, Missouri State University

While it can be easy to look past the trauma inflicted through bullying online by saying that it is merely an issue of the past, this sentiment cannot be more wrong.…

May 15, 2021

The main characters of the Disney+ series, The Bad Batch.

‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’ Possesses Abounding Potential

Daniel Buccafusca, East Stroudsburg University

The new Disney+ series takes place in a little-explored part of the sci-fi franchise's timeline, and has exceeded the expectations of fans everywhere.…

May 14, 2021

The Near-Miss Effect: Can Gamblers Be Happy Even When They Lose?

Daniel Reed

How do casinos take advantage of the near-miss effect? Can we really be happy when we lose? Keep reading to find the answers to these and similar questions.…

May 2, 2021

In an article about Facial Gua Sha, a person in an outfit with feathers

Facial Gua Sha — Everything You Need to Know About It

Daniel Reed

The traditional Chinese practice might be able to provide huge benefits for your skin.…

April 30, 2021

Illustration by Alicia Paauwe for an article on Kosovo

Here’s Why Kosovo Should Be Your Next European Vacation

Drew Goretzka, Michigan State University

Having freshly gained its independence, the country is bustling with life, beauty and culture, and has so much to offer for the curious traveler.…

April 26, 2021

Best CBD Oil for Pain in 2021: Can CBD Serve as a Pain Relief?

Daniel Reed

Some suggest that this substance could provide some assistance.…

April 21, 2021

An illustration of the music video of deja vu

Rodrigo’s ‘Deja Vu’ Proves Why She’s Pop’s Biggest Up and Coming Star

Kieran Benson, Luther College

The new song is another hit from the young artist, who continues to find inspiration from music legends like Lorde and Taylor Swift.…

April 19, 2021

An illustration of one of the many ways that you can enjoy your summer while remaining COVID-19 safe.

7 COVID-19 Safe Activities To Encourage You To Explore the World

Karen Lu, Yale University

With the pandemic still ensuring remote life as we know it, maybe it’s time to think about more outdoorsy summer activities that comply with the CDC's guidelines.…

April 18, 2021

A photo of one of The Weeknd's songs for an article about him being compared to Michael Jackson. (Photo by Giorgio Trovato from Unsplash)

The Weeknd Evokes the Spirit of Michael Jackson, but He’s Still an Original

Alexa Katherine Will, University of Pittsburgh

Since his rise to fame, many fans have drawn parallels between this year’s star Super Bowl performer and the King of Pop, but the artist prefers to highlight his own originality instead.…

April 12, 2021

An illustration of Claire Saffitz, a baking personality on YouTube.

Claire Saffitz: A ‘Dessert Person’ and Kind-Hearted YouTuber

Karen Lu, Yale University

The former Bon Appetit star has made a name for herself as a culinary expert with her eponymous new cookbook and popular YouTube channel.…

April 12, 2021

blocks of code in an article about blockchain

Understanding Blockchain, Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin

Daniel Reed

The subject is often the source of a lot of confusion.…

April 9, 2021

Image of Selena Gomez for her new ep Revelación, wearing a black suit with flowers behind her

‘Revelación’ Illuminates Selena Gomez’s Mexican Heritage

Sophie N. Munoz, University of Texas at San Antonio

After years of dealing with insecurity and ridicule for her heritage, the singer is embracing her roots with her new Spanish-language EP.…

March 28, 2021

How Sitting Can Be Hazardous To Your Health

Joseph Gorzka III, University of Virginia

Making simple changes that incorporate more movement into your daily routine can have long-term effects on your wellbeing.…

March 17, 2021

A visual representation of what expressive writing may feel like in the moment.

The Restorative, Long-Term Benefits of Expressive Writing

Isabelle Juan, Truman State University

While this form of journaling may feel emotionally draining in the moment, it offers a wide range of mental and physical health benefits.…

March 16, 2021

for an article about self-care, woman holding a cup of coffee and an open book on her lap

Overindulgent Self-Care Can Be Detrimental to Your Health

Sophie N. Munoz, University of Texas at San Antonio

Treating oneself regularly can be detrimental, and it is important to be aware of the line between taking necessary time for oneself and creating bad habits.…

March 15, 2021

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