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Book vs. Film: ‘The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’

Christine Bardos, Santa Clara University

Without the extensive details of Coriolanus Snow's thoughts, the film skims the surface of the sacrifice and suffering present in the novel.…

November 27, 2023

With background drawings of yellow suns, three images of Matthew Perry laughing and smiling in red and orange swirling colors

The One Where We Lost a Friend: The Impact of Matthew Perry’s Passing

Natalie VanHecke, University of Texas at Dallas

The Heartbreak of Matthew Perry’s Passing and the Influence of Friends on Multiple Generations.…

November 26, 2023

For an article on the racial and environmental injustices of "Sing, Unburied, Sing," a woman is hand-drawn in white ink against a red-orange background. A bird is in flight and covers one of her eyes.

Environmental and Racial Injustice Bleed Out in the Southern Regions of “Sing, Unburied, Sing”

Christine Bardos, Santa Clara University

“Sing, Unburied, Sing” is a timeless piece of fiction that everyone should read, and here’s why.…

November 26, 2023

For an article on the efficacy of a college degree, two figures look in opposite directions as a bowl with a degree and a price tag are set between them.

OPINION: Is a Degree Still Worth It?

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

With rising tuition and companies prioritizing experience over formal higher education is the value of a degree declining?…

November 25, 2023

For an article on hang out ideas, three hand drawings of people sitting on picnic blankets, laughing and chatting.

Hangout Ideas for Broke College Kids

Natalie VanHecke, University of Texas at Dallas

Too broke to go out? Here’s a few inexpensive activities to do with friends!…

November 25, 2023

10 Best Literary Devices to Use in Your Essay

Daniel Reed

Do you ever feel like your essays are missing something? If so, you’re probably not using enough literary devices.…

November 25, 2023

Netflix’s Global Dominance: How It’s Revolutionising the Anime World with Series Adaptations

Daniel Reed

The internet has revolutionised every aspect of people’s lives, from banking to shopping, studying, and even health care.…

November 24, 2023

For an article on the obsessed artist trope in film, a figure sits criss crossed while writing in a journal in blue wash.

Exploring the “Obsessed Artist” Trope in Film

Karla D. Galvan, The University of Texas at San Antonio

We all have something that we might go to extremes and obsessive lengths to achieve.…

November 23, 2023

Sports Betting Myths That Can Wind Up Costing You

Daniel Reed

Sports betting is more popular than it has ever been. Though it existed in select retail locations, its availability has never been greater. In many states and countries, online sports betting is now just a…

November 22, 2023

For an article on the first season of "Goosebumps," a menacing looking doll with red eyes looks out the broken window of a home. The top border reads "Goosebumps," the bottom border reads "Now on Hulu," and the side says "Streamers Beware You're in For a Scare..."

This Show Will Definitely Give You Some “Goosebumps”

Beatriz Barros Felice, California State University, Northridge

The first season of this horror-comedy adaptation promises the greatest winter chills and a finale rich with potential.…

November 22, 2023

For an article on the Weeki Wachee park, a woman in a bathing suit on a floating device while in water while mermaids swim below her.

The Wonders of Weeki Wachee

Sydney Chastain, Florida State University

A roadside attraction brought mermaids, Hollywood and Elvis to Florida.…

November 22, 2023

Welcome to the Renaissance: 5 Things We Hope to See in the Renaissance World Tour Movie

Paiton Young, University of Georgia

It’s awe-inspiring how Beyoncé motivates her fans to come in costume and participate in her events, setting trends even when fans are unsure of the reason for the specific color or theme requests.…

November 21, 2023

Foodie on Campus: Exploring Cultural Cuisine Clubs and Events

Daniel Reed

For many, the university might be a great experience as a social hub. After all, campus life allows for making friends, future colleagues, and even crazy parties! However, one thing that is sometimes underwhelming is…

November 21, 2023

How to Record on Amazon Prime on Different Devices With Permanent Downloads

Daniel Reed

If you want to save your internet cost & bypass device limitations while enjoying Amazon Prime, you must try the trick of how to record on Amazon Prime…

November 20, 2023

For an article on Friendsgiving recipes, a cat with black ears peaks over a dining table while peoples' silhouettes are in the background. On the table there is a bowl of mac and cheese, a turkey, a pie, and a bottle of wine.

Friendsgiving Festivities: 5 Easy Recipes this Holiday Season

Farah Shah, University of Central Florida

Featuring five simple recipes sure to knock the socks off your guests, here are some delicious dishes to bring for your Friendsgiving festivities!…

November 20, 2023

Illustration of a woman's lips with writing and images.

‘Brave New World’ Is an Eerily Familiar Dystopia

Joshua Laine, Emmanuel College

Despite being published in 1932, Aldous Huxley’s dystopian world mirrors our own in several respects.…

November 19, 2023

“Farscape” is a Hallmark Classic That Should Not Be Forgotten

Sydney Chastain, Florida State University

Back in 1999, Hallmark and Jim Henson took on sci-fi with the "Farscape" masterpiece.…

November 17, 2023

For an article on Sammy Rae and The Friends, a collection of drawings of different people with various instruments.

Say Hello To Sammy Rae and ‘The Friends’

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

Who are Sammy Rae and The Friends and Why Is There Music So Good?…

November 17, 2023

Against a dark blue sky background, an outline of a woman in blue and red colors sits with her knees to her chest as pills are see in her body.

Sleeping Through Days: Moshfegh’s Idea

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

A Book Review on “My Year Of Rest and Relaxation” and the Novel’s Lasting Effect.…

November 16, 2023

Which Came First, Content or Creator?—Cody Ko and The ‘Button’ Phenomenon

Havilah Sciabbarrasi, Florida State University

The success of Cody Ko’s ‘Button’ videos indicates commentary culture's huge draw on YouTube, igniting further conversation in the community.…

November 16, 2023

A blonde woman rests her head on a brunette, with a swirling orange and red background.

Privilege in Prison: Piper’s Story in OITNB

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

How Piper's privilege works to her benefit throughout the course of the Netflix series "Orange is The New Black."…

November 15, 2023

for an article on saving money, a green nike show sits atop a basketball piggy bank with cash coming out.

Balling on a Budget: How to Save Money in College

Christine Bardos, Santa Clara University

You can still have a good time while saving money. …

November 14, 2023

5 Movies That Make Every Millennial Nostalgic

Erica George, Louisiana State University, Shreveport

These films are the ultimate throwbacks for '90s kids.…

November 13, 2023

For an article on rhetorical devices in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, a hand drawn monster portrait is center with red markings, a floral frame surrounds his face. The words "Mary Shelley's" appear at top and "Frankenstein" appears on the bottom.

The Use of Multiple POV in ‘Frankenstein’

Sydney Chastain, Florida State University

Mary Shelley masters the rhetorical device of multiple point of view narration. This is seen in an incredibly innovative way through the novel, "Frankenstein."…

November 13, 2023