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Hurricane Ida from the perspective of a Louisiana Native

Hurricane Ida: Observations From a Former Louisiana Native

Salma Heram, George Washington University

The storm's path of destruction has left many frustrated and upset, even more so than its predecessor, Hurricane Katrina.…

September 10, 2021

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The Dungeons & Dragons Community Is Committing Itself to Diversity

Jenna Nelson, Scripps College

In this age of social justice, fans and players of the hit game have made active changes for a more diverse dungeoning experience.…

September 9, 2021

there are lots of options for coloring conditioners

Semi-Permanent Coloring Conditioners Offer Adventure for Those Social Distancing

Amy Harris, Utah State University

Many people tried new things during the pandemic — one, in particular, was dying one's hair a fun, new color.…

September 9, 2021

Phoebe Bridgers in an article about niche indie music

Why We Gatekeep Niche Music

Mason Cannon, Columbia University

Someone new discovering old favorites doesn't always water them down.…

September 9, 2021

In an article about museums, an illustration of the earth hanging up in a well-lit room.

It’s Time for Art To Move Beyond the Museum

Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

The institution is dated and must evolve, but until it does, here are two ways to relish artwork outside of an impersonal indoor collection.…

September 9, 2021

In an article about techno-orientalism, neon signs of cyborg women float with a string of red paper lanterns among them.

Revisiting the Racial Fears of Techno-Orientalism and Cyberpunk

Lauren Sung, University of Georgia

There's no question that cyberpunk draws heavy influence from East Asian culture and aesthetics, so why aren't Asian characters and creators given their dues within the genre?…

September 9, 2021

Hasan Piker Bought a New House — Here’s What It Means for His Socialist Ideals

Kelsi Karpinski, Michigan State University

Does advocating for socialism require completely removing oneself from capitalism and personal purchases?…

September 8, 2021

The Great Debate Over the First Five Minutes of ‘Tangled’

Jayni Nielsen, Pace University

The Disney classic never reached the popularity of 'Frozen' and creators are speculating it’s simply because of the film’s intro.…

September 8, 2021

A still from fantasy series, 'Xena: Warrior Princess.'

Muscular Women and High Stakes: Why Lesbians Love Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror

L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College

While some genres continue to rely on outdated tropes like female submission, others provide a beacon of hope for queer female audiences as they portray women as strong, independent leads.…

September 8, 2021

In an article about The StoryGraph, a picture of a wooden sign that says Books on it.

Join The Migration of Readers Moving From Goodreads to StoryGraph

Lauren Koop, London School of Economics - Peking University

Boycott Jeff Bezos’ reign over the reading world by switching from his book-based social media platform to an even better website instead!…

September 8, 2021

Can cloud seeding extinguish the US fires?

Can Cloud Seeding Extinguish the U.S. Wildfires?

Briana Byus, Biola University

Can this newer technology help stop the natural disaster from taking over the country?…

September 8, 2021

An an article about 'Reminiscence,' an image of a character attached to the Reminiscence machine

‘Reminiscence’ Dredges Up Memories of Better Films

Ian Linn, Oberlin College

The new thriller starring Hugh Jackman and Rebecca Ferguson joins a long line of science fiction genre box office disappointments.…

September 7, 2021

A screenshot from the show 'Manifest' of two male characters standing next to each other.

‘Manifest’ Raises Questions About Why Good Shows Get Canceled

Alexandra Cortez, Trinity University

The Season 4 renewal is a rare case, but it demonstrates how determined fans and a spike in views can change the fate of an entire TV series.…

September 7, 2021

‘The Chair’ Offers a Comedic Take on the Modern College Campus

Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

Fans of 'Grey's Anatomy' and Sandra Oh will love watching as her new character struggles to manage her position as the new English department chair in this six-episode Netflix original series.…

September 7, 2021

In an article about Super Yaki Shop, a trail of movie tickets floats through a sea of floating popcorn, stickers, and 3D glasses.

Super Yaki Is the Best Place To Get Your Niche Movie Merch

Mai Senser, Virginia Commonwealth University

Can't find any good sweatshirts or stickers to rep your favorite cult classic? No worries! This online store celebrates beloved movies and stars, no matter how niche. And it gets pretty niche.…

September 7, 2021

In an article about neurodivergent students, an illustration of a person stressed and sitting on the floor holding a book.

6 Tips for Neurodivergent College Students Going Back to School

Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

The beginning of the fall semester can provoke a lot of stress, but hopefully this advice can help you thrive this year.…

September 7, 2021

in article about leads, someone standing in front of other people

5 Expert Tips That Will Help You Capture More Leads With Your Website

Adam Steele

Make sure that your website is doing all it can to grab and keep the attention of its users…

September 7, 2021

In an article about the political demographic of wine moms, an illustration of someone holding wine in front of a TV screen.

Susan v. Trump: The Importance of the Wine Mom Demographic in Politics

Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

These women played a major role in getting Biden elected as president, but is their shallow activism enough?…

September 6, 2021

Carmen María Machado’s ‘In the Dream House’ Turns Fantasy Into Horror

Study Breaks Staff

The author's latest release tackles a serious subject with a careful awareness of the book's target audience.…

September 6, 2021

In an article about Solar Power by Lorde, Lorde floats in an open ocean in a pale yellow dress.

‘Solar Power’ and the Aftermath of Lorde’s Teen Angst

Anna Hupp, University of Wyoming

The artist, who rose to fame with albums that encapsulate the spirit of teen-hood, explores less dramatic — and arguably more important — themes in her latest album.…

September 6, 2021

In an article about EA Sports, a black and white illustration of a football player holding a football while standing in front of an even larger football.

The Current State of EA Sports Is Absolutely Maddening

Zach Spangler, University of Michigan

Following the release of another Madden NFL game without significant changes to gameplay, it’s time to question the company.…

September 6, 2021

5 Web Design Tricks That Can Boost Your Site’s SEO

Aaron Haynes

You don't need to be an expert artist, but paying attention to the visual aspects of your website can certainly deliver some results.…

September 6, 2021

A screenshot from a Frenemies podcast episode

The ‘Frenemies’ Podcast Still Retains the Love of Many Fans

Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

Even though Klein and Paytas have had a public falling out and ended their show together, good things still came from it.…

September 5, 2021

Easy Middle Eastern Dishes to make in college

5 Easy Middle Eastern Dishes to Spice Up Your Dorm Kitchen

Salma Heram, George Washington University

Bring a taste of home with you to college with these fun and simple recipes!…

September 5, 2021

An illustration of soldiers in Band of Brothers.

‘Band of Brothers’ Should Be the Next Show on Your Watch List

Elliot Jackson-Ontkush, Skidmore College

The limited series deals with the realities faced by American soldiers in the 101st Airborne Division during World War II.…

September 5, 2021

Scene from The Office for an article about the show's potential reboot.

NBC Executives Are ‘Standing By’ for a Potential Reboot of ‘The Office’

Elizabeth Dewit, University of Pittsburgh

Fans of the iconic workplace comedy have long been demanding a continuation of the show, but could it really be possible?…

September 5, 2021

K-Indie Artists That Will Enrich and Bring Fresh Air to Your Playlists

Karen Lu, Yale University

The Korean indie music genre truly has something for all music enthusiasts, from R&B and hip-hop to rock and alternative.…

September 4, 2021

4 Things That Helped Me Appreciate My Natural Hair

Jael Davis, DePaul University

There's a lot of information on how to take care of it, but here are a few ways to really, fully embrace it.…

September 4, 2021

An illustration depicting a snake biting into an apple represents Evil, a show about the battle between science and religion. The snake imagery evokes the Garden of Eden according to Catholic doctrine.

Paramount+’s ‘Evil’ Reflects the Evolution of Scary TV Shows

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

This intersection of horror, suspense, procedural and crime genres highlights the best parts of its broadcast cable predecessors.…

September 4, 2021

An illustration depicts the main character of Jungle Cruise, played by Emily Blunt, holding a lantern in the midst of dense jungle foliage.

‘Jungle Cruise’ Is Perfect for Dwayne Johnson — And That’s the Problem

Mariam Nasief, Columbia University

This new Disney film is as entertaining as it is well-made, but for The Rock, it’s far from original.…

September 4, 2021

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