By Kylie Clifton, Loyola Marymount University

A year ahead of release, the film has already left a pink mark on pop culture.

By Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

Austin Butler’s performance in this blockbuster biopic will have you all shook up!

By Alina Edwards, Wellesley College

Although you’ve gotten closer to adulthood, this collection of classic works and new releases will reawaken your youthful love of life.

By Avery Heeringa, Columbia College Chicago

Looking back on the power couple’s trilogy of albums — ‘Lemonade,’ ‘4:44’ and ‘EVERYTHING IS LOVE’ — inspired by their alleged marital struggles.

By Virginia Beall, Elon University

Thanks to the prevalence of TikTok in artistic spaces, up-and-coming authors have begun to use the platform to promote their books.

By Saba Bazzi, Wayne State University

Here are some options for when the more traditional routes just aren’t for you.

By Kirk Chamberlain, Marist College

Being blunt may not work, but you don’t have to say goodbye to your pipe dream just yet.

By Megan Miller, Arizona State University

Bring these classic stories to your next campfire. Don’t forget to bring the marshmallows!

By Melissa Wade, Northern Arizona University

Even someone who has never heard of him before could recognize at least one of his many iconic musical compositions.

By Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez, Florida Atlantic University

Although the condition affects most college students, treating and preventing it is a surprisingly simple process.

By Kaitlyn Anderson, Cornell University

With its commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices, this retailer is the perfect store for the season’s shopping needs.

By Vanessa Rivera, James Madison University

While conventional products can damage the environment, these brands will help protect you and the ocean during the sunny season.

By Maggie Habermas, University of Texas at San Antonio

110 years after the sinking of the ‘Ship of Dreams,’ its legacy has taken a nightmarish turn.

By Joy Young, Chapman University

The question of whether to wear shoes in the house or not is a debate that spans decades, so can its 2022 revival reveal deeper truths about our cultures?

By Asiya Robinson, Rowan University

She is known for her unwavering confidence — here’s how the star boosted her own ego and how you can too.

By Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez, Florida Atlantic University

The 19th-century sci-fi author Jules Verne somehow predicted many technological inventions that exist today.

By Myles Allan, University of New Haven

Take a stab at playing a meta video game, or let the meta video game play you.

By Meredith Granmayeh, Chapman University

A decade has passed since the release of the hit album. See how it still shapes music today.

By Jordan Oulela, University of Texas at San Antonio

These amazing moms show strength and resilience even during the most difficult times.

By Karina Rojas, University of Texas at San Antonio

The franchise started off as a one-stop shop for customers with an underground taste, but now it’s a stagnant mainstream cash grab.

By Meredith Granmayeh, Chapman University

To honor the occasion, follow these simple steps to help bring peace to your everyday life. Breathe in and out a new you.

By Alyssa Griffin, Molloy College

After the recent fiasco in Paraguay, the artist is threatening to leave the industry.

By Anna Merlo, University of Queensland, Australia

Keeping a journal can bring out the best in you. No matter how busy your schedule is, there is a journaling system that’s bound to work for you.

By Jordan Oulela, University of Texas at San Antonio

Oftentimes, the hype around a highly anticipated album is ruined when it’s leaked to the public without the artist’s consent. But recently, stars like Ariana Grande and Maisie Peters are using the practice to give them an edge and fuel more excitement for future releases.

By Jordan Oulela, University of Texas at San Antonio

Poor adaptations have become the norm, but HBO brings the production value that could make the upcoming series a success.

By Myles Allan, University of New Haven

The game’s newest DLC is one of the biggest events to hit the popular MMO series to date.

By Lena Bramsen, The New School

From missing persons cases to infamous killers, the macabre becomes a subject of seemingly harmless fascination on the app. Unfortunately, sometimes innocent people get caught in the crossfire.

By Karina Rojas, University of Texas at San Antonio

The trailer for its latest feature film, ‘Turning Red,’ invited some remarks about the studio’s production quality, but such critiques are a little short-sighted.

By Michael Slade, University of Texas at San Antonio

Although it may seem hard at first, applying these steps to your routine can help you find the perfect way to relax.

By Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez, Florida Atlantic University

Hayao Miyazaki directed many anime classics, but the significance of his film debut is often overlooked.

By Aly Walters, Michigan State University

Social media users are gradually moving away from carefully curated posts in favor of showing a more raw and genuine side of their lives.

By Joy Young, Chapman University

While the 18-year-old skier faced backlash for choosing to represent China in the Winter Olympics, she is ultimately doing her best to straddle two homes — and succeeding.

By Anna Merlo, University of Queensland, Australia

With seven novels under her belt, this notable feminist author has cracked the YA genre — and she’s taking on adult fiction next.

By Jesus Garcia, Boston University

The talented rapper’s 2012 album firmly established his artistic ingenuity.

By Meredith Granmayeh, Chapman University

Dr. Luke’s upcoming tracks with Kim Petras have resurfaced allegations that the producer abused singer Kesha.

By Maggie Habermas, University of Texas at San Antonio

Sad girls aren’t short on reads, all of which will make their hearts melt and keep them warm during the winter.

By Rebecca Trevathan, University of Texas at Austin

The genre is once again setting precedents for others to follow.

By Aly Walters, Michigan State University

This wonderful dessert can be found nowadays in grocery stores, but its origins and process dates back to ancient times.

By Peyton Conner, Indiana University

Nintendo is cracking down on ROM-sharing sites. What does this mean for video game preservation?

By Debbie Aspromonti, Hofstra University

The fantasy author’s debut novel resonates not only with readers of Asian descent but with people everywhere.

By Lena Bramsen, The New School

While these fast-paced trends come to life and then die in record time, fast fashion companies rake in the profit through unethical practices.

By Jordan Oulela, University of Texas at San Antonio

The glamorization of adult themes and age-inappropriate casting can lead to problematic assumptions made about real life.

By Myles Allan, University of New Haven

The conflict between the podcaster and artists like Neil Young reignites discussion about responsibility and digital spaces.

By Amandine Shadia, The University of Arizona Global Campus

Trends like cottagecore and dark academia can be fun, but they can also be stifling.

By Michael Slade, University of Texas at San Antonio

Bad practices can seem difficult to overcome, but with determination, it can be done.

By Anna Merlo, University of Queensland, Australia

The tradition of having and keeping a New Year’s resolution year-long can be overwhelming, which is why setting weekly goals might be a better option.

By Jesus Garcia, Boston University

The American crime drama mystery miniseries falls short of providing a satisfying conclusion to the beloved series.

By Illusion Ventura, Whittier College

Formerly a member (often under duress) of the controversial emo band, the young musician has embraced who they are and isn’t afraid to let the world know.

By Re’nesia Mills, University of Tampa

Students at Howard University participated in a month-long protest to demand improved dorm conditions. Similar issues have affected several other historically Black colleges and universities as well.

By Tiffany Singh, University of Central Florida

By Virginia Laurie, Washington and Lee University

Zillenials are looking back to the joys and hilarious mishaps of the animated movies that set the tone for the early 2000s.

By Xochitl Menjivar, San Francisco State University

The once-popular attraction has now become practically a legend for urban explorers and dedicated parkgoers.

By Mai Senser, Virginia Commonwealth University

As players help the protagonist move from residence to residence, they continue to root for and grow alongside her, despite never learning her name.

By Jake Sanders, Rhodes College

This exciting event is a place for talented musicians to be recognized for their contributions to their craft.

By Jenna Amore, Oakland University

The famous comedian’s expressive and physical humor calls attention to the annoying things that people do — or don’t do — in public.

By Tiffany Singh, University of Central Florida

By Megan Heenan, Nevada State College

There are over 1,300 areas in the country on the National Priorities List due to the levels of hazardous waste contamination.

By Noir Galvin, Arcadia University

The indie rock band has fans excited for their new music to be released this month.

By Jake Sanders, Rhodes College

The decades-old practice of livestreaming was given a whole new role as everyone was stuck in their homes.

By Tori Barney, Columbia College Chicago

HBO Max recently released a reunion event celebrating the magical series, and long-time fans were delighted to see the main trio on their screens once more.

By Virginia Laurie, Washington and Lee University

The social media platform stepped in it again following an Apple update that censored a bizarre array of tags.

By Jenna Amore, Oakland University

Students at Oakland University channeled their frustration with the college’s administration into a communal dance party.

By Esha Shah, New Jersey Institute of Technology

The film adaptation of the autobiographical Broadway show is a passionate tribute to one of theater’s most influential artists.

By Jake Sanders, Rhodes College

After their first semester, a lot of students wonder if they would enjoy college more at a different campus. Here are some things to think about before taking that big step.

By Angelica Rovinski, Arcadia University

The main character of the iconic tale ‘A Christmas Carol’ serves as an example of why kindness is more important than anything else all year round.

By Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

While mystical series generally follow a predictable formula that may dissuade new readers, the Canadian author offers a refreshing take on the genre.

By Angelica Rovinski, Arcadia University

Hamsters are among the most popular pet rodents, but they’re unexpectedly needier and less cuddly than these furry friends.

By Daniel Buccafusca, East Stroudsburg University

The latest installment in the trilogy may be Marvel’s most ambitious project yet, but it could also get messy with the introduction of the multiverse.

By Tiffany Singh, University of Central Florida

By Jake Sanders, Rhodes College

How an artist, who is almost as likable as he is talented, found a natural home in the music industry with his raw passion.

By Mai Senser, Virginia Commonwealth University

The singer-songwriter finally released the 10-minute version of her beloved song, which provides a candid look at one of her past relationships.

By Noir Galvin, Arcadia University

Devote the fun, artsy activity to the entire fall season, not just the spooky holidays.

By Re’nesia Mills, University of Tampa

Produced by a team of mostly African American people, the Netflix series aims to teach children of color how to navigate uncomfortable situations and appreciate themselves.

By Illusion Ventura, Whittier College

As the conglomerate continues to buy out massive corporations and expand its domain, the announcement of its most recent anime-related project has pleasantly surprised many fans.

By Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

While we are accustomed to viewing the idealized continent through rose-colored glasses, many tourists leave feeling less than content.

By Esha Shah, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Are you broke and in need of food, cosmetics or simply something to do? Well, an unexpected shop might just have you covered.

By Peyton Conner, Indiana University

Prices continue to rise with the release of new consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. How high can they go until players are fed up?

By Jake Sanders, Rhodes College

In which the internet has been taken by storm by a ridiculous debate concerning which streaming service is better.

By Virginia Laurie, Washington and Lee University

The ‘Twilight’ actress is set to marry screenwriter Dylan Meyer, prompting the question: How can the media help with LGBTQ+ visibility?

By Angelica Rovinski, Arcadia University

The season beloved for its beauty unfortunately also has its downfalls, particularly in relation to the falling leaves and the shortening of days.

By Jenna Amore, Oakland University

As November marks the beginning of National Novel Writing Month and creators everywhere are embarking on their imaginative journies, many are sinking into overdone writing pitfalls.

By Trinity Crompton, Molloy College

These stories have leaked into nearly all forms of media. People casually consume such heavy content, but how is it affecting them?

By Becky Hardin, University of Arizona Global Campus

Searching for career opportunities can be stressful for young people struggling with feelings of unease, but these tips can help you accomplish all of your work-related goals.

By Virginia Laurie, Washington and Lee University

The popular artist has returned to the music scene for the first time since 2018 with a song discussing the demands of the music industry and capitalism’s negative effects on art.

By Jake Sanders, Rhodes College

Gendered constraints have only become tighter for men since the ideology was introduced, and many are arguing for its end due to the damage it causes to self-perception.

By Becky Hardin, University of Arizona Global Campus

Environmental activist Katharine Hayhoe’s latest book tackles one of the most difficult topics of conversation in a thoughtful and engaging way.

By Tori Walz, Eastern Michigan University

The artist’s new album is filled with upbeat tracks that deal with personal, heavy topics audiences can find their own connections with.

By Virginia Laurie, Washington and Lee University

The ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ star is slated to voice the iconic Italian video game protagonist, but people are worried that the movie will focus on star power over quality.

By Peyton Conner, Indiana University

The groundbreaking video game series proves that it still looks good at 25 by rolling out games that offer new perspectives on the beloved Sinnoh region.

By Daniela Saffran, Rollins College

Approaching midterms means a sudden onslaught of new worries. Here are three activities that you can do to relieve stress and possibly even combat anxiety and depression.

By Sonia Noorbakhsh, UC Berkeley

Regardless of genre, the TV show is filled with humor, drama and philosophical questions that can draw in anybody.

By Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

Released in 2019, the nature documentary chronicles the countless — yet oftentimes overlooked — restorative properties of various strains of mushrooms.

By Tori Walz, Eastern Michigan University

In a world that expects marriage and children to be everyone’s end goal, those who don’t conform are publicly judged for their private choices.

By Fatima Sani, Rollins College

The similarities between the two iconic MCU superheroes reflect the depth and emotional richness to be found in stories told by oft-overlooked voices.

By Alice Han, Pepperdine University

You don’t have to be best friends, but if you get on the same page early on, your living situation will go a lot more smoothly.

By Karen Lu, Yale University

Just because they’re not real doesn’t mean that they can’t be a source of consolation or contentment.

By Study Breaks Staff

The author’s latest release tackles a serious subject with a careful awareness of the book’s target audience.

By Alexandra Cortez, Trinity University

Your mind will thank you for picking up this habit as early in life as possible.

By Kelsi Karpinski, Michigan State University

Society tells us that the most beautiful art is born out of suffering — a potentially life-threatening lie.

By Kelsi Karpinski, Michigan State University

From atmospheric soundscapes to carefully crafted storylines, playlists are becoming a new art form.