By Emma Watts, University of Arizona

By Katherine Bry, Washington University

The significance of the sign opposite to yours on the astrological chart is often overlooked, but understanding it can help you grasp your interpersonal relationships.

By Daniel Reed

Sometimes you need to take whatever help you can get.

By Victoria Acosta, Southern Adventist University

Beyond the relatable memes and personalized natal charts, this practice has in-depth explanations for all your questions on the coronavirus.

By Daniel Reed

Expecting to make some big decisions? Having trouble communicating? Maybe the answers are in the stars.

By Victoria Acosta, Southern Adventist University

If you’re experiencing some bad luck or just having a bad week, there might be a reason why — and it aligns with the planets.

By Kayla Placide, University at Buffalo

Most people know how to read their horoscopes, but what are the benefits of a card reading?

By Cynthia Vasquez, Rutgers University, New Brunswick

Fenty naming our horoscope lipstick ‘PMS’ is only one reason this sign’s reputation needs some reconsideration.

By Meredith Day, Davidson College

While sorting yourself into your zodiac, MBTI type and whatever else can be fun, is it really all a bunch of bologna?

By Angel Zhu, University of California, Berkeley

It’s time for the eighth Zodiac sign to burst in and take some names. Here’s how to survive.

By Caleb Dukes, Rice University

It’s time to explore how a practice pushed into the limelight by femme people is not taken seriously.

By Maddy Ipema, Columbia College Chicago

You don’t have to be a fortune teller or psychic to use a deck either.

By Rickea Bell, Saint Peter’s University

Which character are you?

By Haley Cohen, Quinnipiac University

Here’s your own pocket fortune teller.

By Kala Horvat, University of Georgia

Easing existential dread, one mystical practice at a time.

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

November is a time of transition: into fall, into daylight savings, into the holiday season. Be ready.

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

It might be spooky szn, but your life doesn’t have to be scary this month.

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

For one, you *should* be reading horoscopes for your rising sign instead of the sun sign.

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

Moon transits affect your day-to-day existence, so it’s critical to pay attention to their movement.

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

Read ’em and weep (or laugh, depending on the month).

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

Ortelee breaks down each week’s planetary transits so you can get the most out of your horoscope.

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

If that’s something you want, of course.

By Jen Tombs, University of Warwick

Shifting social mores — along with the internet’s help — have led to a uniquely millennial brand of mysticism.

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

Don’t panic: It won’t be as bad as you think.

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

Karma is a lot more complex, and more important, than you might think.

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

Prepare for some serious self-reflection.

By Sarah Penix, Ohio University

Check out these astrological signs before your next date.

By Lexi Anderson, Pratt Institute

For a lot of young people, zodiacs offer a non-religious explanation for a chaotic world.

By Sarah Marchan, University of Texas at San Antonio

Until April 15, the planet Mercury will be in retrograde. Why does this matter? It doesn’t, not really — but astrologers will tell you otherwise.

By 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.

By Gabriella Evans, Northern Arizona University

The astrological unicorn, which will be visible this Wednesday, is the result of three separate, moon-related phenomena all occurring at once.

By Angela Fraser, CUNY Brooklyn

End the stress over how, where and when to study. Your sign has all the answers.