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Behind the Huge Success of the Girl Scout Cookie Industry

How an industry selling addictive cookies is booming while relying on the salesmanship of young girls across the country.…

April 14, 2018

How YouTube Intellectuals Are Enabling Modern Racism

Tabitha Prisinzano, Columbia College of Missouri

The promotion of pseudoscience in the vlogosphere is contributing to a culture of hate on YouTube.…

April 14, 2018

‘Street Fighter’ Might Debut on the Big Screen, but Should It?

Cason Ragland, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

'Street Fighter' has been a popular fighting game series for decades, but would it translate well on the big screen? Or would fans be disappointed?…

April 14, 2018

Is the Newest iPad a Savior for Students?

Isabelle Mencia, University of Florida

Against the lucrative offer of special prices for students, the question remains whether the new iPad will make a technological difference.…

April 14, 2018

Lesbians Are Not Being Properly Represented in Hollywood

Cleo-Symone Scott, Virginia Commonwealth University

Film and television desperately needs to increase the representation of queer women.…

April 14, 2018

3 Reasons Why You Should Take a Sober Semester

Sarah Marchan, University of Texas at San Antonio

How taking a break from drinking for just a semester can help you serve the damage that alcohol can do.…

April 14, 2018

10 Cities You Should Travel to and Experience Before Turning 25

Michaela Sickles, Suffolk University

Your 20s, especially your time at college, are for jumping out of your comfort zone, trying new things and exploring new cities.…

April 14, 2018

Find a Boost of Motivation in Gary Vaynerchuk

Taylor Miller, SUNY Cortland

Successful entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk takes to social media to empower college students and young adults. …

April 13, 2018

“10 Things I Hate About You” and How to Impress Your Crush

Emily Craig, University of North Alabama

Taming the wild beast isn’t ideal, and falling in love isn’t the plan, but miracles happen.…

April 13, 2018

From Violinist to Composer, NYU’s Ericsson Hatfield Has Found His Forte

Isabelle Mencia, University of Florida

With a spark of interest from childhood, the NYU senior Ericsson Hartfield brings a contemporary breath to the classical instrument of the violin.…

April 13, 2018

TEDx NYU Is a Platform on Global Development For Visionaries

Elise Bortz, New York University

From leadership training to global food sharing, the annual TEDx NYU this year introduces the community to a span of visionary ideas that promise to induce global changes.…

April 13, 2018

Kentucky and Oklahoma Teachers Fight for Funding

Kayla Morosco, Chatham University

After decades of silently dealing with low wage and under-equipped working environment, teachers in Kentucky and Oklahoma have decided to raise their voice.…

April 13, 2018

The Google Play App Is Rolling out a New Update

Katie Lommen, Saint Louis University

The new Google Play app update is making the search for shows on streaming sites easier than ever before.…

April 13, 2018

USC’s Aliyah Christian on Being a Millennial Musician

Julian Randall, Texas Tech University

Aliyah Christian from the University of Southern California is challenging the stereotype of college students by pursuing all her dreams, all with passion.…

April 13, 2018

How Bigotry Kills Black Trans Women and What You Can Do to Prevent It

Plamedie Ifasso, Texas Woman’s University

Opponents are using ignorance to justify killing black women. Luckily there are ways to stop these attacks from happening.…

April 13, 2018

Michigan State Freshman Claims She Was Gang Raped by Basketball Players

Erin Alexander, Middle Tennessee State University

The alleged incident, in conjunction with Larry Nassar’s felonies, paint the picture of a university intent on covering up the crimes of its athletics community.…

April 13, 2018

‘13 Reasons Why’ Isn’t Backing Down From Suicide or Criticism

Sema’Jay Hall, San Francisco State University

The creators of '13 Reasons Why' have responded to criticism by providing reasons why viewers should continue watching the show.…

April 13, 2018

Man Accused of Vandagriff Murder Says She Died During Sex

Dominique Bander, Loyola University Maryland

The man accused of murdering college student Jacqueline Vandagriff says her dying caused him to ‘panic,’ dismember her body and light it on fire.…

April 13, 2018

The Trump Administration Wants to Drug Test Food Stamp Recipients

Erin Alexander, Middle Tennessee State University

If you want to eat, first you have to pee.…

April 13, 2018

An Uphill Battle for Women in the Workplace

Kayla Lichtman, Middlebury College

Despite increasingly proving their worth, women still face many obstacles on their path toward equal recognition and treatment in the workforce.…

April 13, 2018

Kali Uchis Is the Coachella Artist to Watch in 2018

Emilie Romero, University of Nevada

After years of financial struggles, Kali Uchis has finally found success in the music industry.…

April 13, 2018

The 5 Ugly Truths About Dating in New York City

Elise Bortz, New York University

Despite what you've seen in the movies, New York is a terrible place to find love.…

April 12, 2018

Virtual Reality Might Be the Future of Journalism

Natalya Pomeroy, University of Houston

Room-scale VR allows participants to have an open-minded experience of journalism.…

April 12, 2018

Netflix Series ‘Flint Town’ Screens Harsh Realities of Flint, Michigan

Adriana Luna, Northwest Vista College

Remember Flint? Yeah, they still can’t drink their water.…

April 12, 2018

‘Terrace House’ Is Much More Than Your Everyday Reality Show

Jade Hookham, UC San Diego

Move over, 'Big Brother.' 'Terrace House' is here to stay.…

April 12, 2018

5 Albums Every Music Fan Has to Listen To

Diego Galicia, Valencia College

Some albums just have to be listened to from start to finish.…

April 12, 2018

Are Students Really Food Insecure? USA Today Doesn’t Think So

Dominique Bander, Loyola University Maryland

In a controversial op-ed, columnist James Bovard refuted reports about food insecurity on college campuses, instead calling students ‘overweight and lazy.’…

April 12, 2018