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Deadpool stands out against a paper-like background in his red and black uniform, swords strapped firmly to his black. A question mark hovers next to his head, held by a speech bubble made from a similar paper-esque material as the background; the material also outlines Deadpool's body, suggesting both he and the question mark have been cut out and glued to the background. His eyes are fixed in a smug glance, like he wants the question communicate just how stupid he thinks you are.

Could Deadpool be the “Messiah” the MCU needs?

Santiago Rivera, Washington University in St. Louis

As fun as the trailer was, after so many disappointing Marvel productions lately, is it worth getting hyped up?…

February 27, 2024

In this article, about how social media challenges can help users progress on important self-development goals, a purple figure is waving at a black smartphone. It casts a chalk-like blue light against the figure and the dark background, as grey stars twinkle around the space.

Follower-Farming or Self-Actualization: The Positive Side of Social Media

Santiago Rivera, Washington University in St. Louis

The growing trend of doing a daily challenge for every follower you gain. Is it selfish follower “farming” or self-improvement encouragement?…

February 9, 2024

Evolution or Devolution? The Changing Structure of Songs

Avery Heeringa, Columbia College Chicago

Over time, music has varied in length and structure. In the current digital age, where does music clock in? …

January 24, 2024

Construction Site in article about gentrification

COVID-19 Has Made College Area Gentrification Worse

Katherine Bry, Washington University

The pandemic has made the strained relationships between colleges and surrounding areas worse as students bring both the possibility of infection and rising rental costs.…

October 12, 2020

In Spite of Pandemic Worries, New York City Isn’t Dead

Farah Javed, CUNY Baruch College

COVID-19 fears may be fueling an exodus from the Big Apple, but the city is resilient and will bounce back — like it's done numerous times before.…

October 10, 2020

Thanos' glove from Infinity War, illustrated by Shelly Freund

It’s Time We Re-Watched Marvel’s ‘Infinity War’ and ‘Endgame’

James C. Loftis, University of North Texas

These 'Avengers' films can impact its viewers more in 2020 as the pandemic opens up a new perspective on the Infinity Saga.…

October 6, 2020

Picture of a video conference call screen, a breakout room, and virtual meeting

Breakout Rooms: Zoom Calls Have Become Doom

Kaitlyn Nuebel, University of Pittsburgh

Attending class virtually means navigating the awkwardness of these sessions, a necessity to building classroom communities.…

October 5, 2020

Boston University in an article about college admissions

COVID-19 Could Change College Admissions Forever

Emma T., UC Berkeley

As fancy campus accommodations lose their appeal and resume-boosting extracurriculars get canceled, how schools accept students may look very different.…

October 4, 2020

Illustration of a person in a room by Malini Basu

Change Your Room and Improve Your Mood for the Colder Months Ahead

Reem Farhat, Fordham University

It's not just the place you sleep, especially now. Put more effort into making your space a special place you can unwind and enjoy, especially now that winter is up ahead.…

October 2, 2020

What I Learned From Gardening During Quarantine

Eva Halvax, University of Arizona

I've reconsidered my relationship with the present, the future and my environment.…

October 1, 2020

colleges blaming students for COVID-19 spread

Colleges Can’t Blame Students for Coronavirus Outbreaks

Reem Farhat, Fordham University

Schools need to stop pointing fingers, especially when many of them haven’t taken the necessary precautions to keep campuses safe.…

October 1, 2020

Illustration of house on Halloween by Baz Pugmire

5 Ways To Have a Safe and Socially Distanced Halloween

Danielle Kuzel, Florida State University

You can still take part in the seasonal festivities without putting your health at risk.…

September 30, 2020

Because of COVID-19, NYC and LA Are Seeing Their Housing Problem Get Worse

Abigail Adeleke, University of Miami

People once flocked to these two big cities, but faced with the pandemic, job losses and increasing costs of living, residents are now fleeing these American metropolises.…

September 28, 2020

University of Michigan Grad Students and RAs Strike in Protest of COVID-19 Policies

Katherine Brand, University of Michigan

Concern regarding the university’s inadequate pandemic response and the lack of transparency from administration has sparked outrage from several groups across campus.…

September 25, 2020

Katy Perry dressed as clown holding up a pie in the music video to her new album titled 'Smile'

Katy Perry’s ‘Smile’ Offers a Glimmer of Hope During a Bleak Time

Kaitlyn Nuebel, University of Pittsburgh

Katy Perry's latest release is an optimistic album about overcoming adversity, a message that many people need to hear right now.…

September 17, 2020

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson wrestling with someone in the WWE

How Has the WWE Been Dealing With COVID-19 Restrictions?

James C. Loftis, University of North Texas

When performances depend on a live audience for entertainment, is it possible for the wrestlers and their fans to stay safe?…

September 16, 2020

In an article about TikTok influencers, a photo of people at a house party

TikTok Party Animal Culture Doesn’t Even Stop for the Law

Juliana Fujii, Biola University

When creating content, some stars see disobeying government mandates as a small price to pay, proving not all influencers should be considered role models.…

September 14, 2020

Socially Distanced Music Festivals Try Making the Most Out of COVID-19

Aubrey Doerr, Chapman University

The pandemic isn't over, and music fans are getting antsy. Do these concerts scratch the itch, and are they COVID-safe?…

September 13, 2020

An RV traveling down a road to Harvest Hosts

Harvest Hosts Provides an Immersive Experience for RV Travelers

Hannah Docter-Loeb, Wesleyan University

With a database of unique traveling experiences, RV owners no longer have to stay in random parking lots or crowded state parks.…

September 12, 2020

Student Organizations Can Still Be Successful During COVID-19

Renee Cantor, University of Pittsburgh

In order to adapt to the strict social distancing rules of the pandemic, college clubs will look a little bit different this school year.…

September 12, 2020

In an article about NYU quarantine meals, a person photographs their meal

NYU Students Take to TikTok To Expose Their Tragic Quarantine Meals

Katherine Brand, University of Michigan

The new TikTok trend has students documenting their daily lives while quarantined, but what bigger problems with reopening plans are revealed?…

September 8, 2020

Student looking up into the sky, perhaps considering nonlinear learning.

Nonlinear Learning? COVID-19 Calls for Unconventional College Educations

Katie Klear, Columbia College Chicago

College classes are moving online these days. Rather than stick with a subpar school experience, why not choose an alternative path?…

September 7, 2020

Diplo in an article about quarantine collaborations

Quarantine Collaborations Are Blowing Away Electronic Dance Music Fans

Aubrey Doerr, Chapman University

Over the past few months, EDM artists have been collaborating left and right. Here are some of the most exciting projects released in the age of COVID.…

September 4, 2020

An illustration of two people being socially distant yet still social

How To Be Social During a Socially Distant Semester

Hannah Docter-Loeb, Wesleyan University

While this fall may not allow students to participate in sporting events or attend parties, there are still ways for you to interact with your friends.…

September 4, 2020

Illustration by Shelly Freund in COVID-19 article

COVID-19 Could Be Reduced on Campuses With More Testing

Abigail Adeleke, University of Miami

Some universities have already closed due to an influx of coronavirus cases, but the University of Illinois may have found a solution.…

September 3, 2020

Earth Overshoot Day 2020 Shows Humanity’s Big Impact on the Planet

Brian Xi, University of California, Berkeley

Because of COVID-19 and quarantine, we depleted our environmental resources a little more slowly this year. That's still not enough though.…

September 3, 2020

An illustration of a football player in front of a backdrop of Apple laptops representing all sports teams

Stay Engaged in Sports, Even When You Can’t Compete in Person

Chloe Hamer, Pitzer College

Your season may have been canceled, but that doesn't need to stop you from making strides in both your physical and mental game.…

September 2, 2020

Illustration by Malini Basu of the housing crisis

The COVID-19 Housing Crisis Is Affecting Students and Non-Students Alike

Emma T., UC Berkeley

The pandemic has proven that, beyond a shadow of a doubt, housing is health care. To provide it equitably and fairly, things need to change.…

September 1, 2020

Creative Writing Classes and Online Learning Aren’t a Great Fit

Katie Klear, Columbia College Chicago

As schools convert many courses to web-based video chats due to COVID-19, writers perhaps suffer the most.…

September 1, 2020

CTM Publishing and Insomniac Join Forces To Create a New EDM Titan

Aubrey Doerr, Chapman University

Major players in the music industry have been suffering from the effects of the pandemic. Music That Never Sleeps is hoping to offset the damages.…

September 1, 2020

An illustration of a couple wearing masks symbolizing the hookup culture present at colleges

How Will the COVID-19 Pandemic Change Hookup Culture?

Hannah Docter-Loeb, Wesleyan University

As coronavirus cases continue to increase, will students finally adhere to proper social distancing guidelines, or will they continue to ignore them?…

August 31, 2020

In an article about the coronavirus and living with parents in the medical profession, a photo of a doctor holding a stethoscope

How My Medical Professional Parents Shaped My View of the Coronavirus

Emma Smith, Wesleyan University

I’ve come to understand the pandemic through a scientific lens, thanks to the medical insights of my parents. …

August 28, 2020

A character in Love in the Time of Corona is quarantined apart from her husband, whose hand she tries touching through glass.

‘Love in the Time of Corona’ Proves Scripted TV Can Survive the Pandemic

Olivia Dimond, Bates College

The Freeform miniseries is one of the first scripted shows exploring the pandemic — filmed at the homes of actors already in quarantine together.…

August 28, 2020

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