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3 Things That Will Happen When You’re a Senior in a Freshman Class

Sam Kasierski, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Don't worry, seniors. Pick up your head and wipe away that drool — you will get through this easy 101 freshman class. Trust me on this one.…

February 16, 2018

New Details Emerge from the Marjory Stoneman Douglas School Shooting

Dominique Bander, Loyola University Maryland

After former student Nikolas Cruz opened fire and killed 17 individuals on Wednesday, further reports of his mental instability and warnings signs are surfacing.…

February 16, 2018

5 Free Apps and Websites That’ll Help You Relax

Rakshya Devkota, Saint Louis University

Sometimes all the stress that comes with being a college student can make it hard to relax, but as always, there’s an app for that.…

February 16, 2018

Meet Poet Sarah Hovet, Winner of the 2017 Eleanor B. North Poetry Award

Emily Craig, University of North Alabama

The Eleanor B. North Poetry Award recipient tackles themes such as anxiety and body images in her burgeoning poetry career.…

February 16, 2018

Underwear for All with IntimaQ

Kerrianna Wallace, Arcadia University

Helen Fleischer looks to change the fashion industry and help those in the trans and gender-nonconforming communities get the underwear they want and need with her startup, IntimaQ.…

February 16, 2018

A Harebrained Scene in ‘Peter Rabbit’ Has Led to Boycotts

Erin Alexander, Middle Tennessee State University

After a scene in the new ‘Peter Rabbit’ film purportedly mocked food allergies, critics are calling for conscientious filmgoers to boycott the movie.…

February 16, 2018

Instagram’s Latest Algorithm Is Hurting Small Businesses and Artists

Onaje McDowelle, University of Texas at Austin

If you’ve noticed some funny business going on with your Instagram feed, you aren’t alone.…

February 16, 2018

Don’t Jump the Gun When It Comes to Cartilage Piercings

Ellyot Chen, Pasadena City College

To add a successful accessory to your look, it’s important to know the intricacies of ear piercing preparation and care.…

February 16, 2018

Wine Instead of Whine as You Complete Your Homework This Semester

Valerie Carrington, Penn State

College coursework can be arduous, but indulging in the perfect glass of wine for each assignment can make it fun.…

February 16, 2018

4 Starter Series to Make Readers Out of Children

Valeria Garcia, University of Texas at Austin

They are timeless, exciting and work magic on hooking children to the habit of reading.…

February 15, 2018

3 Areas of Professional Behavior Where Millennials Need Improvement

Nola Hynes Brody, University of Houston-Victoria

Managers and employers are finding that millennials lack a clear understanding of what constitutes professionalism.…

February 15, 2018

The Philadelphia Super Bowl Riots Proved a Racial Double Standard Exists

Grace John, Rutgers University

While Black Lives Matter protestors are demonized by society, Philadelphia residents were praised for their destructive victory celebrations.…

February 15, 2018

4 Video Games Designed By Students that Changed the Industry

Cason Ragland, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Since the '60s, many college students have embraced their ingenuity to develop video games that are extraordinarily unique.…

February 15, 2018

Chance the Rapper Starts Film Festival in Chicago for Black History Month

Taylor Miller, SUNY Cortland

Every Friday and Saturday for the entire month, movie lovers can head to the Studio Grill in Chatham to watch some of the many films in the festival.…

February 15, 2018

French Women Speak Out Against the #MeToo Movement

Kayla Lichtman, Middlebury College

While #MeToo sweeps America, a group of French women reject the movement.…

February 15, 2018

Courtney Act’s ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ Victory Is a Win for the LGBTQ+ Community

Michele Mendez, Temple University

Courtney Act, whose real name is Shane Jenek, received the most votes on 'Celebrity Big Brother 21', beating conservative politician Ann Widdecombe.…

February 15, 2018

How to Find Unconventional Places to Study When the Library Is Packed

Megan Batt, SUNY Cortland

Although most students use the library, there's plenty of other places where you can study.…

February 15, 2018

The 2018 Winter Olympics Are Off to a Fantastic Start for Team USA

Katie Lommen, Saint Louis University

The U.S. is dominating the Winter Olympics and even in a competitive atmosphere, countries are coming together for the sake of the games.…

February 15, 2018

The 5 Tips To Succeed as a Black Student at a PWI

Julian Randall, Texas Tech University

Being a black college student has its own struggles, but being a black student at predominantly white university (PWI) is a completely different ballgame.…

February 14, 2018

Asexual, Ace Spectrum and the LGBT+ Community

Kayla Morosco, Chatham University

The complexity of sexuality does not stop at LGBTQ+.…

February 14, 2018

Middlebury’s ‘List of Men to Avoid’ Catalogues Its Sexual Assailants

Alex Johnson, New York University

In response to the broader #MeToo movement and its ‘Shitty Media Men’ list, senior Elizabeth Dunn leaded the names of 30 ‘men to avoid.’…

February 14, 2018

An Oxford Student Has Taken the First-Ever Picture of an Atom

Gabriella Evans, Northern Arizona University

David Nadlinger took first place in an Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council competition with his minuscule, groundbreaking picture of an atom.…

February 14, 2018

5 Reasons Why ‘Black Panther’ Is Expected to Dominate the Box Office

Andria Modica, Drexel University

'Black Panther' is likely to skyrocket in the box office, putting people of color in the well-deserved spotlight.…

February 14, 2018

Was Otto Warmbier’s Father Right to Attend the Olympics?

Elizabeth Ivanecky, McMaster University

Warmbier’s father attended the opening ceremony to remind the world of North Korea's brutality, but more importantly as a father mourning the loss of his son.…

February 14, 2018

‘Altered Carbon’ Is a Mind-Bending, Futuristic Story of Film Noir and Cyberpunk

Miranda Maples, University of Tennessee

Based on the first book in Richard K. Morgan's 'Takeshi Kovacs' trilogy, 'Altered Carbon' gives viewers a somber science-fiction series to watch on Netflix.…

February 14, 2018

The 5 Takeaways From ‘Insightful Brevity’ on Fake News

Elise Bortz, New York University

From the viewpoints of those who fight it, fake news is formidable, but not invincible.…

February 14, 2018

Should First-Generation College Students Receive More Financial Aid?

Brittany Sims, Temple University

If college life wasn’t stressful enough, the insurmountable burden of tuition costs should be the least of these student’s problems.…

February 13, 2018

On College Campuses, It’s Raining Emotional Support Animals

Dominique Bander, Loyola University Maryland

As emotional support animals become more popular, colleges are grappling with their effects, including what to tell the randomly assigned roommate.…

February 13, 2018

Stars Tell Stories and a Natal Birth Chart Explains Yours

Emilie Romero, University of Nevada

Astrology is more than just a zodiac sign, and a natal birth chart explains how each planet relates to you.…

February 13, 2018

How Kylie Jenner’s Pregnancy Made a Silent Feminist Statement

Kate Maxwell, NC State University

By choosing to remain silent and social media free, Kylie Jenner’s pregnancy sent a powerful feminist message about reproductive choice and autonomy.…

February 13, 2018

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