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Year of the Ox (pictured above) and their new single 'viral' touches on the struggles Asian-Americans are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Year of the Ox Responds to Epidemic-Fueled Anti-Asian Racism With ‘Viral’

Angel Lin, University of California, Santa Barbara

The Korean American rap duo's latest music video comments on the surge in xenophobia directed at Asian Americans in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.…

April 29, 2020

cup of coffee in article about needing to stay positive in quarantine

Tips To Stay Positive and Healthy During Self Isolation

Daniel Reed

Do you find it challenging to stay positive during the quarantine? Learn helpful tips on how to stay positive despite the coronavirus news and how to keep your physical health. …

April 29, 2020

A woman smiling on a pink and purple background in an article about personality quizzes

Are We Letting Personality Quizzes Define Our Personalities?

Kaelani Ramirez, Arizona State University

This beloved internet pastime can mess with our sense of self.…

April 28, 2020

NYC Ballet in an article about high art going digital because of the pandemic

‘Elite’ Forms of Art Are Going Digital To Reconnect With the Masses

Kate Carter, Middle Tennessee State University

Because of social distancing, museums, opera and ballet are trying to adapt and maintain their audience by going online.…

April 28, 2020

Illustration by Sarah Yu of a person surrounded by sheets of paper in an article about humanities students

The Toxicity of Workaholic Culture for Humanities Students

Sarah Stager, University of Pittsburgh

Now more than ever, those studying literature, philosophy and similar subjects are having to work longer and longer hours just to get by.…

April 28, 2020

iPad next to notebook and open textbook in article about taking digital notes.

Digital Notes VS. Paper Notes – The Ultimate Clash

Kayla Johnson, Bradley University

Which is more effective? Apple pencil and iPad or good old pen and paper?…

April 28, 2020

Drawing of Yaeji holding a record in a review of WHAT WE DREW.

Yaeji’s Diverse ‘WHAT WE DREW 우리가 그려왔던’ Focuses on Growth

Michelle Young, Simon Fraser University

The electronic artist's latest record draws on personal experiences and mixes a wide range of genres to create something mesmerizing and boldly experimental.…

April 27, 2020

Illustration of looking toward the future after graduation

Our School Year Might Be Cancelled, but Our Graduation Doesn’t Have To Be

Desiree Jaime, Hofstra University

Class of 2020 celebrations may be cancelled in person, but that doesn't mean that we can't celebrate in our own unique ways.…

April 27, 2020

The Harry Potter series (pictured above) helped shape and improve the mental health of the author in her younger years.

How Harry Potter Shaped My Mental Health Growing Up

Rose Younglove, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

You already have all the magic you need inside.…

April 27, 2020

Screenshot of Joe Exotic from Netflix's Tiger King

While We’re All Self-Quarantined, ‘Tiger King’ Offers a Shared Experience

Katherine McLaughlin, The New School

In a time when most of us are separated because of social distancing, the viral Netflix hit is a communal cultural event that we can all talk about.…

April 27, 2020

An interview with Dr. Camille Locht in which he suggested using Africans as lab rats to test for COVID-19 vaccines.

‘Africans Are Not Lab Rats,’ Nor Are They Immune to Coronavirus

Asha MacKay, Wellesley College

Two doctors came under intense criticism after suggesting using African nations as testing grounds for a COVID-19 vaccine, prompting the hashtag #AfricansAreNotLabRats…

April 26, 2020

A two-page spread of an isolation journal

Now’s the Perfect Time To Start Your Own Isolation Journal

Sarah Stager, University of Pittsburgh

When there's nothing better to do, journaling could be the perfect way to pass time and release your inner anxieties.…

April 26, 2020

Illustration by Francesca Mahaney of a the Mima from Perfect Blue

‘Perfect Blue’ Perfectly Captures the Loss of Identity in the Internet Age

Kaelani Ramirez, Arizona State University

Originally released over 23 years ago, the anime horror film feels remarkably prescient in the era of social media.…

April 26, 2020

The author of this article gives an inside look at his expereinces back home in Mexcio during the Pandemic.

What COVID-19 Is Like in the Southeast Coast of Mexico

Brian Anderson Gil, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

A naked glimpse of Veracruz during the pandemic.…

April 25, 2020

How To Get the Job Experience You Need To Succeed After Graduation

Kayla Placide, University at Buffalo

Finding a career after college can be daunting when entry-level jobs require years of experience, but it's possible to prepare yourself before graduating.…

April 25, 2020

Illustration by Drew Parrott of Joe Exotic from Tiger King

‘Tiger King’ Thrives Because of Its Larger-Than-Life Characters

S. T. Perez, Texas A&M University, San Antonio

The over-the-top zookeepers of the viral Netflix hit make this series perhaps the strangest true crime series yet.…

April 25, 2020

6 Brownie Instagram Accounts That Will Make Your Life Sweeter

Mirella Gonzales, Texas Tech University

These Instagrammers are dedicated to making irresistibly decadent treats. The best part? They will ship them right to your door.…

April 24, 2020

Zodiac memes (like the one above) seem to be all over Instagram as an escape from the harsh realities that we live.

Zodiac Memes Are Taking a Lighthearted Approach to Astrology

Nina Dutta, Occidental College

They're all over Instagram, making the practice fun and accessible to a whole new generation.…

April 24, 2020

stylized illustration of person by Sarah Yu in an article about adulting

The Term ‘Adulting’ Is Selling Millennials and Gen Z Short

Kali Johnson, Gustavus Adolphus College

The transition to adulthood doesn’t have to be a chore. It’s all about embracing the journey and being open to possibility.…

April 24, 2020

25 Years After Her Death, Selena Is More Popular Than Ever

Lauren Buchko, Michigan State University

It's been decades since the Mexican American singer was tragically killed, but her cultural impact lives on in many ways.…

April 24, 2020

eGovernment art piece, a part of the We=Link online exhibition

The ‘We=Link’ Online Art Exhibition Comments on High-Tech Consumer Society

Nanda Illahi, Okayama University

The Chronus Art Center has created a digital art exhibition that feels remarkably prescient.…

April 23, 2020

The Psychology Behind Slot Games

Daniel Reed

There's some science to why so many people are compelled to play.…

April 23, 2020

How Gatekeeping Is Holding the Gaming Community Together

Ian Nordin, University of Texas at San Antonio

What is usually an exclusionary tactic is bringing gamers together in their attempt to stop the commercialization and death of their culture.…

April 23, 2020

Illustration by Sarah Yu of a woman doing cardio in quarantine

3 Ways for Anyone to Stay Active During Quarantine

Kali Johnson, Gustavus Adolphus College

Regardless of your skill level or how in shape you are, there's a few ways to exercise your body while under lockdown.…

April 23, 2020

Screenshot from true-crime documentary 'Audrie and Daisy.'

5 True-Crime Documentaries That Will Help You Move on From ‘Tiger King’

Lisa Lilianstrom, Northern Illinois University

If you're craving more real life drama, look no further than these gripping films and TV series.…

April 23, 2020

YouTuber Mixed Media Girl in an article about crafts videos

5 YouTubers With Unique Arts and Crafts Videos To Explore

Janani Mangai Srinivasan, Wake Forest University

These creators will guide you through everything from junk journaling to the art of the 3D pen.…

April 22, 2020

Illustration of the flip challenge redefining masculinity

The Flip Challenge Exposed Hip-Hop’s Hypermasculine Culture

Alyssa Alexander, SUNY Buffalo State

Society is redefining what it means to be masculine and feminine. What does that mean for a culture rooted in gender roles?…

April 22, 2020

Chris Mann, pictured above with his son, has taken his musical capabilities to create parodies of famous songs to highlight the anxiety and boredom brought on by COVID-19.

The Quarantine-Themed Covers of Chris Mann Are in Line With the Times

Angel Lin, University of California, Santa Barbara

The former contestant on 'The Voice' is making parodies that we can all relate to while we're under lockdown. …

April 22, 2020

Illustration by Elizabeth Wong of a woman in a toga with a crown with signs of the Zodiac in an article about COVID-19

How Astrology Can Put the Events of COVID-19 Into Context

Victoria Acosta, Southern Adventist University

Beyond the relatable memes and personalized natal charts, this practice has in-depth explanations for all your questions on the coronavirus.…

April 22, 2020

Illustration of a penguin from Club Penguin and its puffle

Your Favorite Childhood Game, Club Penguin, Is Making a Comeback

Mirella Gonzales, Texas Tech University

Say goodbye to any spare time you had left because Club Penguin Rewritten is the perfect recreation of your favorite childhood game.…

April 21, 2020

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