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A Guide to Budgeting Your Finances While Wrestling With FOMO

Saving money is difficult when your friends want to go out and spend it. Here are some tips for keeping your money and your friends.…

July 14, 2021

Sleeping at Last Makes Listeners Think About Space and the Self on Their ‘Space’ EPs

Jayni Nielsen, Pace University

Through their dazzling instrumentals and lyrics, the musical project’s album uses the concept of the universe to discuss topics such as philosophy, war and love.…

July 14, 2021

In an article about the Bermuda Triangle, a glowing red triangle floats over a dark and dreary ocean.

Okay, Seriously, What’s Up With The Bermuda Triangle?

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

Vanishing ships, missing planes full of passengers, hurricanes, aliens, and the lost city of Atlantis — can the science of today explain one of the ocean's most mysterious histories?…

July 14, 2021

In an article about Outer Banks, art of a beachside view, with a red and white lighthouse in the distance.

OBX Marks the Spot: Here’s Why You Should Watch ‘Outer Banks’

Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

After the release of the July 30 premiere date for the second season of this Netflix original, fans wait impatiently for the return of John B and his friends' action-packed hunt for treasure.…

July 13, 2021

Photo of One Last Stop, a book famous on BookTok.

Lesbophobic Comments on BookTok Prompted a Swift Response — and Some Great Book Recommendations

L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College

After lesbophobic BookTokers made their prejudices known, lesbians and allies alike came together to share their love of sapphic romance novels.…

July 13, 2021

‘Mare of Easttown’ Explores an East Cost Suburb That Has Seen Better Days

Olivia Wisse, Hofstra University

The limited murder-mystery series is a gruesome portrait of small-town American life that begs the question: How far do family ties go?…

July 13, 2021

How the Infamous Duggar Family Fell from Public Grace

Jenna Nelson, Scripps College

The Duggars entered the public eye in 2008 through the reality TV show '19 Kids and Counting' and were loved by thousands, but resurfacing controversies led to the family's downfall.…

July 13, 2021

Am I Telling TikTok What I Find Interesting or Is It Telling Me?

Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington

The algorithm of the popular social media app makes scrolling through content even more addicting as users continue engaging with videos they find funny or enjoyable.…

July 12, 2021

Illustration of creature from Stranger Things show

Will Season 4 of ‘Stranger Things’ Be Worth the Wait?

Alexandra Cortez, Trinity University

Millions of fans remain loyal to the series, but in order to maintain audience satisfaction, the Netflix original must return to its glory days.…

July 12, 2021

Why Is Christian Walker All Over Your TikTok FYP?

Ariana Quijano, Georgia State University

The newly conservative influencer's absurdly over-the-top political rants have become a source of great humor on the video-sharing app.…

July 12, 2021

Rock Music Isn’t Dead — It Just Sounds Different

Elizabeth Dewit, University of Pittsburgh

Although some people are claiming that the genre has reached its end, several others counter that it's simply changing.…

July 12, 2021

In an article about reptiles, a domestic reptile

Reptiles: How To Keep and Rehome Cold-Blooded Buddies

Amy Harris, Utah State University

Pets are a crucial part of American life. More often than not, animals have been wonderful company for young adults, and this includes college students who can't always bring their best friends to school with…

July 11, 2021

A group of friends around a campfire — the perfect place to read Tolkien

Why You Should Read J.R.R. Tolkien Next Time You Go Camping

Elliot Jackson-Ontkush, Skidmore College

The rich environmental imagery featured in 'The Hobbit' and 'The Lord of the Rings' make them the perfect novels to read outside.…

July 11, 2021

An illustration of characters from various webtoons

Webtoons From Many Different Genres That You Shouldn’t Miss

Karen Lu, Yale University

In addition to some of the better-known webcomics like 'Noblesse' and 'Lore Olympus,' here are a few others that are worth reading.…

July 11, 2021

An illustration of a MCYT fan sitting in a Minecraft-like environment

Minecraft YouTube (MCYT) Is Fertile Ground for Parasocial Relationships

Ian Linn, Oberlin College

Some of these influencers' platforms foster harmful attachments between themselves and their impressionable young fans.…

July 11, 2021

The Paradox of ‘Hamilton’ and Why the Broadway Show Aged Badly

Jael Davis, DePaul University

Not every piece of art necessarily ages well, even over a short span of time. Lin-Manuel Miranda's play is the perfect example of this.…

July 11, 2021

In an article about her debut album To Enjoy Is the Only Thing, indie musician Maple Glider is illustrated against two leaves and with a skull near her feet.

Maple Glider’s ‘To Enjoy Is the Only Thing’ Is 2021’s Standout Indie Release

Mason Cannon, Columbia University

In her debut album, this up-and-coming artist explores themes of heartbreak, love, religion and family through beautiful lyricism and stunning soundscapes.…

July 10, 2021

Illustration of a server being bombarded with annoying jokes or comments while on shift

10 Things Customers Say That Make Every Server Cringe

Jenna Amore, Oakland University

Working in the customer service industry is difficult enough as it is, but there are certain lines that can really push someone over the edge.…

July 10, 2021

An illustration of Sheeran in his latest music video, Bad Habits

Ed Sheeran’s ‘Bad Habits’ Video Has Numerous Unexpected Parallels With ‘Joker’

Alice Han, Pepperdine University

While it may not be surprising that Todd Phillip's impactful 2019 film influenced the English singer-songwriter's latest music video, the similarities between the two are truly uncanny.…

July 10, 2021

Linktree Is Modifying Your Online Identity One Link at a Time

Study Breaks Staff

This popular website tool has not only become a critical hub for information regarding social justice topics but also serves to promote small businesses — while perhaps altering the conception of our digital selves at…

July 10, 2021

A picture of comedian Conan O'Brien against a dark red curtain.

Conan O’Brien Bids Farewell to Late-Night Television

Mai Senser, Virginia Commonwealth University

It's time to reflect on this American media personality's run on talk shows, as well as his distinct comedic style, evolving format and plans for the future.…

July 10, 2021

Marvel's Loki is illustrated framed by purple, blue and pink "bisexual lighting" in an article about his coming out. (Illustration by Olivia Luo, The Ohio State University)

The MCU’s Loki Came Out as Bisexual, and It Matters

Kelsi Karpinski, Michigan State University

Marvel's cinema franchise confirming this character's sexual identity demonstrates the importance of increasing diversity and representation in popular media.…

July 9, 2021

Zoe Saldana May Actually Be Hollywood’s Lucky Penny

Fatima Sani, Rollins College

From box office hits like 'Avengers: Endgame' to game-changers like 'Avatar,' it would seem everything the actress touches turns to gold.…

July 9, 2021

Image of a game over, classic Pac-Man sign for an article about Ubisoft prioritizing free-to-play games.

Ubisoft Is Making an Unwelcome Shift to Free-to-Play Games

Zach Spangler, University of Michigan

The transition to inexpensive titles has divided consumers and signals an ongoing trend within the gaming industry.…

July 9, 2021

An illustration of Miranda as Alexander Hamilton in 'Hamilton.' (Illustration by Kati Dean, Chapman University)

‘What Is a Legacy?’: The Rise and Fall of Lin-Manuel Miranda

Darby Williams, University of Michigan

The playwright struck gold with 'Hamilton,' but backlash from his recent film adaptation as well as his cringy public actions have called his reputation into question.…

July 9, 2021

Andrew Callaghan Is YouTube Journalism’s Underground Superhero

Niall Calvert, Wesleyan University

The young reporter has already established himself as a short-form video extraordinaire despite having only made content for less than two years.…

July 9, 2021

In an article about queerbaiting, a screenshot from the Billie Eilish video for Lost Cause

No, Real People Can’t Queerbait (Not Even Celebrities)

Lauren Sung, University of Georgia

An idea that’s back up for discussion because of the latest Billie Eilish video, the term refers to media alluding to queer representation, but never delivering upon it. …

July 8, 2021

An illustration of a TV playing Hulu's Love, Victor as a (presumably teenage and same-sex) couple watches.

Hulu’s ‘Love, Victor’ Is Changing Sexuality on Teen TV

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

The 'Love, Simon' spinoff is taking huge strides away from its predecessor in its realistic representations of teenage sexuality and the difficulties that arise with coming of age.…

July 8, 2021

The Wonderful and Unearthly World of Doll Customization

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

This weird and wonderful hobby is a facet of art many are unfamiliar with, but the growing medium is a creative showcase of the ingenuity of a niche group of artists.…

July 8, 2021

In an article about Mark Rober, an illustration of a person holding a bowl filled with money in front of a rainbow infinity sign.

An Open Letter to Mark Rober From an Autistic Adult

Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

Here is an intimate look at the harm this YouTuber has caused autistic people by spreading misinformation and raising money for shady charities.…

July 8, 2021

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