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In an article about HINDZ, an illustration of a teapot and tea

HINDZ Is Filled With Good Vibes And Self-Reflection

Lauren Koop, London School of Economics - Peking University

The YouTuber and mindfulness educator invites his listeners to join him for a chat over a cup of tea, creating a safe space online to discuss mental health.…

June 30, 2021

Rogers and Target's collaboration speaks to women of color most prominently. (Illustration by Olivia Luo, Ohio State University)

The Christopher John Rogers x Target Collection Deserves More Praise

Jael Davis, DePaul University

The retail giant's most recent fashion collaboration might signal a shift to more high-fashion styles and more diverse designers.…

June 27, 2021

Illustration of a person sitting in an airport for an article about travel writing. (Illustration by Yana Ramos Cutrim, George Fox University)

How the Travel Writing Industry Endured in a World at a Standstill

Ian Linn, Oberlin College

The business has had to adapt quickly over the past year in order to survive, but it's unclear how permanent those changes will be.…

June 26, 2021

An illustration of the honorees of the Kennedy Center Honors.

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

Niall Calvert, Wesleyan University

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

In The Heights illustration of the main characters, Usnavi and Vanessa

‘In The Heights’: The World Reacts to Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Block

Nathan Kolodney, Wesleyan University

The 'Hamilton' creator's highly anticipated movie-musical has finally hit the silver screen and is showing the bright, beautiful side of the Latinx community.…

June 25, 2021

An illustration of Lorde from the Solar Power music video. (Illustration by Katelyn McManis, Columbia College Chicago)

Lorde’s ‘Solar Power’ Is Leaving a Trail of Ambiguity in Its Wake

Darby Williams, University of Michigan

After taking a multi-year break, the singer's singular foray back into the public eye has left fans both intrigued and confused.…

June 24, 2021

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Fan Theories Explode as Marvel Takes Its Next Phase Into the Realm of TV

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

As the MCU continues with new Disney+ shows like 'WandaVision' and 'Loki,' speculation and theorizing runs rampant and adds to the excitement. Mephisto was just the beginning.…

June 24, 2021

‘Shiva Baby’ Depicts Zoomers as a Generation in Crisis

Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

Directed by Emma Seligman, this film uses its protagonist to portray the cynicism and nihilism rampant among today's youth.…

June 23, 2021

Illustration of Bo Burnham in special Inside

Bo Burnham’s ‘Inside’ Gives Those Battling Mental Illness a ‘Funny Feeling’

Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

With breathtaking lyrics and dark themes, this 'comedy' special might make you cry instead of laugh.…

June 23, 2021

Lin-Manuel Miranda Rejoices About the Return of Broadway

Jenna Amore, Oakland University

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, theater in New York City closed down. Now that it's coming back, the 'In the Heights' creator has gone on Jimmy Fallon's 'Tonight Show' to express his excitement.…

June 23, 2021

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Silent Vlogging Inspires Individuals To Embrace Their Daily Lives

Jayni Nielsen, Pace University

Popularized by South Korean vloggers, the peaceful videos emphasize the beauty of routine and stability in such a fast-paced world.…

June 22, 2021

Illustration of Sikhs in masks, in an article about the Sikh community

The Sikh Community Stepped Up During the COVID-19 Crisis

Lauren Koop, London School of Economics - Peking University

Across the world, Sikhs have made tremendous efforts to help others throughout the traumatic events of the last year.…

June 22, 2021

5 Ways College Students Can Make Money While Working From Home

Briana Byus, Biola University

Working while going to school is a difficult balancing act that would stress anyone out. Here are some ideas to make things a little less complicated.…

June 22, 2021

in an article about drinking culture, three people drinking alcohol

Technology Could Be Why Gen Z Is Drinking a Lot Less Than Previous Generations

Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington

Parties and bars become less appealing as the internet ushers in a new era of information and anxiety for the self-aware Generation Z.…

June 21, 2021

Twenty One Pilots with album Scaled and Icy

‘Scaled and Icy’ Continues the Lore of Twenty One Pilots With Questionable Success

Kelsi Karpinski, Michigan State University

The band’s latest album might attempt to follow up on the stories started with past projects, but to many fans' dismay, it certainly doesn’t sound like them.…

June 19, 2021

An illustration for a review of John Green's latest book "The Anthropocene Reviewed" (Illustration by Olivia Luo, The Ohio State University)

‘The Anthropocene Reviewed’ Isn’t Afraid To Be Sincere in a World Full of Irony

Study Breaks Staff

In his latest book, author and YouTuber John Green examines objects and concepts in search for beauty within humanity, making a compelling case for hope in a time of extremes.…

June 19, 2021

An image of a megachurch service, depicting a crowd of people raising their hands in worship before a sign reading "Jesus" and a Christian rock band performing onstage.

A Megachurch Can Provide Community, but Also Profound Alienation

Mason Cannon, Columbia University

After attending a church service, a non-believer shares his thoughts on the power of religion to unite people of faith — but also to estrange outsiders.…

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

"Never Take It" is a new, colorful aesthetic change for the band twenty one pilots

On ‘Never Take It,’ Twenty One Pilots Asks Listeners To Think Critically About Media

Jenna Amore, Oakland University

The band's latest song pushes politics and critical thinking to the forefront in the midst of political turmoil.…

June 17, 2021

Art depicting Lil Nas X, Jojo Siwa and Joshua Bassett as the king, queen and prince of a rainbow deck of cards, respectively, to cover and article about the importance of their coming out as LGBTQ+.

JoJo Siwa, Lil Nas X and Joshua Bassett’s Coming Out Is More Important Than It Seems

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

The recent visibility of queer celebrities, and the reactions of the press, demonstrates significant progress in society's acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community.…

June 16, 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

AAn illustrated hand holds a receipt displaying the hefty prices of self-care acts such as bubble baths, taking breaks and self-reflection.

Self-Care, Once a Radical Act, Has Been Bastardized by Social Media and More

Sydney Smith, University of Pittsburgh

Despite having philosophical, revolutionary and political roots, the focus on caring for oneself has morphed into another mode of consumption. How did this happen?…

June 16, 2021

The Perpetually Delayed ‘Avatar’ Sequels — Where Are They?

Fatima Sani, Rollins College

James Cameron's groundbreaking film premiered in 2009 and was later promised to be followed by four more installments. But, more than a decade later, where are they?…

June 15, 2021

Image of Aurora in article about song Runaway

AURORA’s ‘Runaway’ Inspires Whimsy in Millions of TikTok Creators

Jayni Nielsen, Pace University

The 2015 hit song brought the artist an unforeseen amount of attention after it went viral as part of a TikTok trend focused on the romanticization of life.…

June 15, 2021

‘Mortal Kombat’ Is Another Video Game to Movie Adaptation Gone Wrong

Ian Linn, Oberlin College

The 2021 adaptation of the classic fighting game series shows that Hollywood hasn’t learned from its past failures in bringing these games to the big screen.…

June 13, 2021

food insecurity impacting students all over america

Food Insecurity Is Still an Issue for College Students, and COVID Didn’t Help

Amy Harris, Utah State University

Young people attending school already struggle to pay for sustenance, but the pandemic only made things worse. Fortunately, there are ways to combat student hunger.…

June 11, 2021

In an article about A Quiet Place II, A group of three people backlit with red and running from a monster.

‘A Quiet Place Part II’ Makes Noise in Movie Theaters

Mai Senser, Virginia Commonwealth University

A rare sequel that is just as engaging as its predecessor, this film demands to be seen in theaters, where moviegoers can be fully immersed in its thrills and frights.…

June 10, 2021