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Lessons I’ve Learned From the Queer Icons Who Raised Me

Kaitlyn Nuebel, University of Pittsburgh

These role models from the LGBTQ+ community have helped me become a more authentic version of myself.…

June 16, 2020

The Empire of Kylie Jenner Shows the Complexity of the American Dream

Luke Gair, Sewanee: The University of the South

While she already had millions of dollars and name recognition from the get-go, the 'self-made' mogul reveals the anxiety behind the idea of success for millennials and Gen Z.…

June 16, 2020

‘Lore Olympus’ Reimagines Greek Mythology With an Epic Modern Twist

Abigail Campos, University of Texas at San Antonio

This wildly popular, binge-worthy web comic takes the myth of Hades and Persephone and sticks it into today's world.…

June 16, 2020

‘Upload’ Explores Satirical Look at Capitalism, Digital Afterlife

Madalyn Watson, Baylor University

Amazon Prime’s new series updates the afterlife to Heaven 2.0.…

June 16, 2020

‘Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich’ Gives a Voice to Survivors of Sexual Abuse

Katherine Brand, University of Michigan

The new Netflix documentary sheds light on the women who accused Epstein and the failures of the justice system that delayed his prosecution.…

June 16, 2020

Illustration by Sid Estelle of an individual watching digital theater on a laptop

Digital Theater Productions Will Be the Answer Long After Quarantine Ends

Starr Shapiro, Columbia University

The solution to Broadway's struggles during the pandemic might be the solution to theater's accessibility issues even when social distancing ends.…

June 16, 2020

‘Set My Heart on Fire Immediately’ Shows the Power of Feeling Everything

Caleb Mullenneaux, St. Olaf College

Throughout Perfume Genius' latest album, Mike Hadreas embraces emotional excess and channels it into one of the best indie pop efforts of the year.…

June 16, 2020

Why Can’t Authors Leave Their Successful Series Alone?

Ailun Shi, UC Berkeley

All good things must come to an end. By constantly amending their works, authors like J.K. Rowling risk ruining their books — and stunting the growth of young fan fiction writers.…

June 16, 2020

Illustration by Ellen Budell of an individual bird-watching on a hill

Bird-Watching Can Bring a Sense of Freedom to Quarantine

Srishti Tyagi, Cornell University

For those trapped inside because of social distancing, birds can provide a powerful symbol of personal autonomy.…

June 15, 2020

Writing for diversity: book spines arranged by color to resemble a rainbow.

Making Your Writing Inclusive, Even If It’s Outside Your Own Experiences

Katie Klear, Columbia College Chicago

In attempts to combat the lack of diversity, writers from non-marginalized communities often miss the mark when writing about groups they don’t identify with.…

June 15, 2020

In an article about the power of social media art, an illustration of a group of artists protesting

Social Media Art Is Spreading Awareness for Black Lives Matter

Juliana Fujii, Biola University

Amidst recent injustices and unrest, Instagram illustrators are using their works to support activists and to call attention to Black victims of racist violence.…

June 15, 2020

‘Star Trek: Picard’ Forgoes the Optimism of ‘The Next Generation’

Emilia Chavez, Rice University

The best Starfleet captain is back, but the franchise's futuristic techno-utopia is a little more complicated now.…

June 15, 2020

Black Lives Matter demonstration photo in an article on educating parents about active allyship

How I’m Educating Myself and My Parents on Race and Allyship

Renee Cantor, University of Pittsburgh

When talking to your family about race, it's important to realize it's not enough to be 'non-racist.' You must be an active ally to the black community.…

June 15, 2020

A golden Labrador, in an article about the best dog breed depending on your personality type

How To Pick a Quarantine Dog Breed Based on Your Myers-Briggs Type

Hannah Reynoso, University of Iowa

Whether you're an outgoing ENFJ or a solitary INTP, there's the perfect type of furry friend for you.…

June 15, 2020

Photo from Charli XCX's how i'm feeling now photoshoot

Charli XCX Fails To Break New Ground on ‘How I’m Feeling Now’

Emma T., UC Berkeley

With her new album, many listeners had hoped the artist would create music that cemented her genius. Instead, fans were left underwhelmed.…

June 15, 2020

In an article about the Sunrise Movement, an illustration by Ash Ramirez of a sunrise

The Sunrise Movement Shows the Power of Confrontation

Elias Khoury, University of Michigan

The progressive political group has found the secret to getting results from powerful people. It isn't always comfortable, but we're here for the results.…

June 14, 2020

What Is Copaganda and Can I Keep Watching ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’?

Audrey Martin, Boston University

Can shows about the police foster discussion, or do even well-intentioned cop shows ultimately provide ideological cover for police violence?…

June 14, 2020

‘The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’ Shows Evil in the Need for Control

Anna Swenson, Butler University

Suzanne Collins' new prequel to the 'Hunger Games' trilogy investigates the origins of the series's central villain, President Snow, without justifying his hunger for power.…

June 14, 2020

In an article about COVID-19 and the music industry, an illustration by Yao Jian of someone with a keyboard and microphone

Adapting to COVID-19, the Music Industry Finds Success in Livestreams

Aubrey Doerr, Chapman University

Virtual concerts are proving popular as major players in the musical world work hard to find new ways to engage their fans despite the need for social distancing.…

June 14, 2020

5 Books About the Queer Black Experience To Read for Pride Month

McKenna Uzelac, Columbia University

As June begins and protests over racial injustice continue, it’s important to make space for queer black literature.…

June 13, 2020

KOAN Sound, who released EP titled Silk Wave

KOAN Sound’s New EP, ‘Silk Wave,’ Features a Surprising Emphasis on Vocals

Megan Stager, University of Pittsburgh

One of the most visionary acts in electronic music is back with a new release that renews and alters elements of their previous work.…

June 13, 2020

What Your Pandemic Face Mask Says About You

Chloe Hamer, Pitzer College

Covering your mouth doesn't have to mean suppressing your freedom of speech. What you wear has the ability to speak louder than your words ever could.…

June 13, 2020

Recording bootlegs of a theater production

How Will Bootlegs Affect Broadway Once Quarantine Is Over?

Olivia Dimond, Bates College

People are watching illegally recorded videos of Broadway shows now more than ever. Will this lead to larger audiences after the pandemic? Or will it lead to the demise of theater?…

June 13, 2020

‘Everything’ from KOTA The Friend Delivers Thematically and Lyrically

Emma Smith, Wesleyan University

Boasting poetic lyrics and lighter melodies, the Brooklyn native’s latest album is a concept record exploring what it means to have everything.…

June 12, 2020

in an article about out-of-state students voting, four people lining up outside of a voting booth

Dear Out-of-State College Students, You Have a Special Power — Your Vote

Tess McGrinder, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

When your home and your school fall in different states or electoral precincts, you have the opportunity to make the most out of your voting power.…

June 12, 2020

How Celebrities Are Supporting the Black Lives Matter Movement

Farah Javed, CUNY Baruch College

As demonstrations in response to George Floyd's death continue globally, entertainers are participating in the movement by donating and marching.…

June 12, 2020

In an article about Murakami and running, a person reading while walking up a hill

Haruki Murakami Sees a Common Thread Between Running and Writing

Cathleen Luo, Columbia University

The acclaimed novelist writes that, much like writing, running requires deliberate practice, even when you don't feel completely passionate about it.…

June 12, 2020

Wearing face masks has the potential to bring people together.

In an Individualistic Society, Face Masks Show the Need for Community

Eva Halvax, University of Arizona

Whether it's to prevent the spread of COVID-19 or showing solidarity at a demonstration, donning the protective gear points toward an impulse to think of the greater good.…

June 12, 2020

What ‘Waco’ Taught Me About Cults and Their Leaders

Abigail Adeleke, University of Miami

The Netflix miniseries covers the 1993 siege and highlights the tremendous power David Koresh had over his followers.…

June 12, 2020

People of Color have lead protests for marginalized LGBTQ+ communities for decades, including the Stonewall Riots.

Now More Than Ever, It’s Time To Stop Whitewashing the Stonewall Riots

Emily Jewett, University of San Diego

In light of nationwide protest against systemic racism, this Pride Month should center the nonwhite and non-cisgender people that kicked off the fight for queer liberation.…

June 12, 2020

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