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Does the Endless Number of New TV Adaptations Indicate a Rise of Books on Screen?

Will the shows be any good? Or is Hollywood just running out of original ideas? …

August 17, 2021

The Funny Fat Friend Trope Is Harmful and Needs To End

Overweight individuals have been mocked and stereotyped for decades in the media. As audiences call out the issue, new and better representation may be on the horizon.…

August 17, 2021

Looking Back on the 1964 Montana Flood and Its Lessons for Today

Briana Byus, Biola University

A natural disaster in the state still haunts locals and reminds them of their ability to rebuild after destruction.…

August 17, 2021

dental chair in an article about oral health

Oral Health Risks Among College Students

Daniel Reed

While it's easy to get distracted by classes and a busy social life, taking time to take care of your teeth, gums and mouth is still critically important.…

August 17, 2021

In an article about The Suicide Squad, Peacemaker, Harley Quinn and King Shark stand against a bright red background.

‘The Suicide Squad’ Is a Bloody Step in the Right Direction for the DCEU

Mai Senser, Virginia Commonwealth University

James Gunn’s new R-rated action film brings its gore and greatness to the superhero film universe, earning well-deserved praise from both fans and critics alike.…

August 16, 2021

In an article about Happier Than Ever, an illustration of Billie Eilish

I Have Complicated Feelings About ‘Happier Than Ever’

Olivia Wisse, Hofstra University

Billie Eilish’s sophomore album ends critical whispers of her 'flop era' but is it possible to forgive her often problematic persona?…

August 16, 2021

What Are Squishmallows, and Why Do I Want to Hug One So Much?

Salma Heram, George Washington University

The cute and cozy toy gained several fans amid the pandemic, but their ability to bring people together is what makes them so beloved.…

August 16, 2021

‘Calls’ Is Reviving the Art of the Radio Play

L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College

A true descendant of older forms of entertainment, this thought-provoking show is making viewers drastically rethink their relationship with technology.…

August 16, 2021

Pete Davidson Is Prepping for His Upcoming Biopic Role as Joey Ramone

Elizabeth Dewit, University of Pittsburgh

'The King of Staten Island' star is excited to take on his challenging new role as the king of punk.…

August 16, 2021

‘The Suicide Squad’ Is Better Than Its Predecessor in Every Way

Ian Linn, Oberlin College

James Gunn’s sequel to the divisive 2016 film of nearly the same name is well-executed and gives hope to the future of the DC Extended Universe.…

August 15, 2021

In an article about the movie Pig, a man kneels in front of a pig in the woods.

‘Pig’ Guarantees Emotional Hangovers, But Not Catharsis

Anna Hupp, University of Wyoming

Michael Sarnoski’s directorial debut is difficult to pin down. Though unsuspecting audiences may have been expecting another 'John Wick,' the film more closely follows the trajectory of an anticlimactic drama.…

August 15, 2021

A figure is illustrated holding notebooks and wearing a name tag that reads "Hello, my name is: Writer."

The Precariousness of Taking On a Name

Mason Cannon, Columbia University

When can you call yourself a 'writer'? Or an artist? Or anything else?…

August 15, 2021

Stalking is one of the first steps of domestic violence

Stalking on College Campuses, and What To Do If You Become a Victim

Amy Harris, Utah State University

It is unfortunately all too common on school grounds. Here are some things to know if you find yourself being stalked.…

August 15, 2021

Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome effecting generations

The Theory of Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome Explains the Psychological Consequences of Oppression

Jael Davis, DePaul University

Dr. Joy DeGruy notes that many aspects of Black culture in America have developed from generational trauma due to slavery.…

August 15, 2021

A screenshot of Netflix's 'Virgin River'

‘Virgin River’ Is the Perfect Guilty Pleasure TV Show

Elliot Jackson-Ontkush, Skidmore College

Netflix's soapy drama isn't groundbreaking television by any means, but the romance at its center is enough to keep audiences coming back.…

August 14, 2021

Why Are Newsletters Everywhere Now?

Study Breaks Staff

The ancient form of communication is becoming increasingly popular as social media users become disenchanted with the internet.…

August 14, 2021

I Went to Lollapalooza 2021. It Was Messy

Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington

Although the music festival updated its COVID-19 rules and regulations to ensure a safe event, not everything ran as smoothly as it could've.…

August 14, 2021

Illustration of the main character of Jujutsu Kaisen.

A Love Letter to ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’: The Anime That Redefined the Shonen Genre

Karen Lu, Yale University

Unafraid to showcase intense moral dilemmas and graphic depictions of violence, 'JJK' is far from what you might presume it to be.…

August 14, 2021

For an article about elevated horror, an illustration depicts iconography from different psychological thrillers: a woman from Midsommar, the hovering Babadook, and the devil goat from The Witch.

Does Elevated Horror Really Exist?

Kelsi Karpinski, Michigan State University

Or are they just thrillers? Either way, the success of these films is undeniable.…

August 14, 2021

The Art and Culture of Ballet Is Adapting to a Newly Virtual World

Kelsie Westmoreland, Washington and Lee University

Though the pandemic lockdown set many dance companies behind in revenue and left dancers without means of training, they're finding ways to bounce back.…

August 13, 2021

‘Trese’ Season 1 Offers Six Episodes of Supernatural Suspense

Nathan Kolodney, Wesleyan University

The Filipino comic series has gained a massive following since its release in the early 2000s, and its recent Netflix adaptation has done it justice according to critics.…

August 13, 2021

An illustration depicts the two main couples from The Last Letter From Your Lover, one cast in yellow and dressed in 60s French attire and the other cast in green with modern dress.

‘The Last Letter From Your Lover’ Has All the Makings of a Successful Romance — So Why Does it Feel Like it Missed the Mark?

Mariam Nasief, Columbia University

Jojo Moyes' most recent novel-to-film adaptation is not as perfect or heart-wrenching as its predecessor, 'Me Before You.'…

August 13, 2021

Jackbox Party Packs, Ranked From Worst to Best

Jenna Amore, Oakland University

Here are the must-have fan favorites and the packs you can safely skip, all ranked side by side.…

August 13, 2021

In an article for song People Watching An illustration of Conan Gray

‘People Watching’ Proves Longing Can Exist Without Loneliness

Fatima Sani, Rollins College

Conan Gray's newest single about yearning for companionship without being interested in a relationship is something that can resonate with single people everywhere.…

August 12, 2021

An illustration from a shot in the Industry Baby music video, in which rapper Lil Nas X is dressed in a pink prison jumpsuit and a confident grin.

With ‘Industry Baby,’ Lil Nas X Continues To Break Ground for Representation

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

The rapper's newest single is proof that he's got what we've been waiting for — unapologetic and overt expressions of queerness in music.…

August 12, 2021

Illustration of the three main characters in "Twilight" and the first and last books of the saga.

‘Twilight’ Reveals the Wish Fulfillment at the Heart of Fandom

Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

Though the saga has been the butt of many jokes throughout the last decade, the books and movies allow fans to escape from reality.…

August 12, 2021

Illustration of Simone Biles in a therapy session.

Simone Biles Revealed the Importance of Mental Wellness for Athletes

Alice Han, Pepperdine University

The four-time gold-medalist has shown that mental health should be considered just as crucial as physical health — even for Olympic competitors.…

August 12, 2021

illustration of women in black dresses per classical concert traditions

Classical Concert Traditions: Should We Keep Them, or Do They Need To Go?

Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

The music is great, but a lot of rules imposed upon audiences and performers can hinder the enjoyment of live orchestra performances.…

August 12, 2021

Caitlin Reilly enjoying a well-deserved beach break

Caitlin Reilly’s Hysterical TikToks Sets Her Apart From Other Creators

Ariana Quijano, Georgia State University

Her Instagram bio reads, ‘multi-hyphenate powerhouse,’ and that title fits her perfectly. The comedian has made waves on TikTok with PG-13 comedy that doesn't use marginalized communities or awkward faces as her punchlines.…

August 11, 2021

in article about Elon Musk, someone stepping on scales of justice

Elon Musk — Philanthropist or Poster Boy for the Rich Man’s Burden?

Lauren Sung, University of Georgia

The billionaire may be the most charming public figure to come out of Silicon Valley yet, but his influence is an echo of old, problematic ideas about the rich.…

August 11, 2021

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