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Read Between the Lines: The Problem With the Goodreads Challenge

Havilah Sciabbarrasi, Florida State University

Does Goodreads make reading more work than fun? How to approach the reading challenge without sacrificing the joy of literature. …

January 14, 2024

Fundamental Keys to a Good Mystery | Deep Dive into the Murder on the Orient Express

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

Look no further than Agatha Christie’s ‘Murder on the Orient Express.’ …

August 20, 2023

An actor having difficulties with mental health

Protecting The Mental Health Of Actors: A Crucial Imperative

Steffi Stoffel, Columbia College Chicago

Exploring the deeper issues that arise in pursuing a career in drama…

August 15, 2023

‘Devilman Crybaby’ Introduces the Surreal Side of Netflix

Maina Wachira, University of Chicago

Though Netflix is used primarily to binge-watch old sitcoms and original dramas, 'Devilman Crybaby' gives viewers a very different show on which to get hooked.…

February 2, 2018

How the Grammys Became the Latest Symbol of Gender Inequality

Sarah Marchan, University of Texas at San Antonio

Despite efforts to show support for women in the recent #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, the Grammys instead sparked a new hashtag: #GrammysSoMale. …

February 2, 2018

How Inkbox Tattoos Are Changing the Body Art Game

Grace John, Rutgers University

Everyone makes questionable decisions, but Inkbox provides a way for us to test our ideas without any commitment. …

February 2, 2018

Going for a Joyride

Jack Brandon, University of Michigan

Four-part rock group Daddy’s Beemer delivers passionate ballads with deceptively intricate arrangements and good vibes.…

February 1, 2018

Brooklyn College Stirs Up Controversy Over Police on Campuses

Leslie Currie, University of Virginia

Brooklyn College’s preference for policemen to use specific school bathrooms raises questions about public safety on college campuses across the country.…

February 1, 2018

Culture as a Canvas

Maahfio Otchere, Villanova University

Tasnima Tanzim, a RISD student and Bengali immigrant, channels the pallette of the Indian subcontinent into clean, thoughtful graphic design.…

February 1, 2018

Aquaponics in the Park

Maya Halabi, UTSA

Carnegie Mellon’s Sasha Cohen Ioannides, a sophomore and member of The Aquaponics Project, is using sunlight, food scraps and a shipping container to grow fish for the hungry.…

February 1, 2018

Michael Lynch Answers the ‘Study Breaks’ Questionnaire

Guest Contributor

DePaul University's Michael Lynch talks Beyoncé, more Beyoncé and Michelle Obama.…

February 1, 2018

Precious Metals

Carli Scalf, Ball State University

Senior UVA student LeiLei Secor, founder of the wildly popular online store Designed By Lei, has used her jewelry-making skills to pay for her college degree.…

February 1, 2018

Blessed Are the Persecuted

Kathleen Danielson, Carleton College

At Brigham Young University, senior J.D. Goates is walking an ideological tight rope to protect the LGBTQ community.…

February 1, 2018

Sharing a Pair Is Caring

Giselle Krachenfels, USC

Meet McKenna Carrigan, the Drake senior and Delta Gamma sister fighting sexual assault, one pair of jeans at a time.…

February 1, 2018

Pratt Institute’s Film Stud

Shashank Rao, University of Michigan

Pratt Institute senior Casiano Hamer, the director of the gritty but cinematographically stunning short film 'STUD', has his eyes set on gold when it comes to making movies.…

February 1, 2018

Managing Expectations

Giselle Krachenfels, USC

As team manager for the UNC Tar Heels men’s basketball team, Emily Brickner-Hughes supervises one of the most prestigious athletic programs in the country, and is one of the only women in the field.…

February 1, 2018

A Poem in This Place

Shashank Rao, University of Michigan

A conversation with Harvard’s Amanda Gorman, America’s first youth poet laureate.…

February 1, 2018

Coming in Klutch

Patrick Murtha, Eastern Connecticut State University

Stevenson University’s dodgeball phenom, Kris DeJesus, has his sights set on a dodgeball revolution.…

February 1, 2018

Beto O’Rourke and His Journey to Turn Texas Blue

Jake Deven, The University of Texas at El Paso

Democrats are hopeful that O’Rourke will defeat Republican Sen. Ted Cruz in the 2018 midterm elections and take over the largely red state.…

January 31, 2018

‘Maze Runner: The Death Cure’ Marks the End of Dystopian YA Films

Michele Mendez, Temple University

The ‘Maze Runner’ franchise comes to an end with the final installment, ‘The Death Cure,’ inspired by the novel written by James Daschner.…

January 31, 2018

What We Know About the Kentucky School Shooting

Andria Modica, Drexel University

Another day, another shooting; America’s been here before. The question is, is anything going to change this time around?…

January 31, 2018

By Relaunching Zimbogini, Batsirai Matiza Is Connecting Zimbabweans to Home

Maya Halabi, UTSA

Matiza, an undergraduate at Pennsylvania State University, reopened the online grocery and appliance store Zimbogini for citizens of his native country.…

January 27, 2018

What the Larry Nassar Trial Says About Sexual Assault in Athletic Communities

Sydney Jennings, University of Connecticut

The former Olympic gymnastics doctor was sentenced to up to 175 years behind bars, and the athletic community needs to learn from the scandal.…

January 26, 2018

The MEANS Database Is Connecting Food Banks to the Hungry

Lizzy Spangler, University of North Texas

American University student Maria Rose Belding is the founder of MEANS Database, a website that allows excess food to be shared with food banks to combat hunger.…

January 25, 2018

Rhodes Scholar Naomi Mburu Is Engineering a Revolution in Nuclear Fusion

Elizabeth Ivanecky, McMaster University

The Baltimore student, whose research includes a stint at the Large Hadron Collider, is the school’s first-ever Rhodes scholar.…

January 24, 2018

7 of the Best Medicinal Teas for Self-Care

Kathleen Danielson, Carleton College

Though it may not work as well as a caffeine fix, tea can do everything from relieving stress to alleviating menstrual pain.…

January 23, 2018

With HoloLens, Augmented Reality Is Helping Save Lives

Kelly Lambkin, SUNY Cortland

Once only reserved for gamers, augmented reality has found its way into the medical field through simulation-learning apps like HoloLens.…

January 22, 2018

Why Hiring Sensitivity Readers Isn’t Supporting Censorship

Marissa Cortes, Stony Brook University

Contrary to recent claims, sensitivity readers in the publishing industry aren’t here to kill creativity — I promise.…

January 21, 2018

This Tech Revealed at CES 2018 Will Influence and Inspire Your Future

Elizabeth Ivanecky, McMaster University

From watching #SuperBowl2018 on the latest LG TVs to Lyft’s self-driving cars, CES 2018 tech could potentially shape the future of several major industries…

January 19, 2018

Why Hoda Kotb Is My 2018 Role Model

Carli Scalf, Ball State University

Her 'Today' show promotion has recently put her in the spotlight, the broadcaster has always been a person worth celebrating.…

January 18, 2018

How Netflix’s ‘Bright’ Sequel Further Encourages Algorithm Moviemaking

Benny Diaz III, Southern New Hampshire University

Netflix’s green-light for another Will Smith fantasy shoot-em-up demonstrates that numbers are more powerful than public opinion.…

January 18, 2018

Salvadorans in Limbo After Trump’s Announcement to End TPS

Leslie Currie, University of Virginia

The Trump administration could leave 200,000 Salvadorans deported after 17 years of building lives in the U.S. and despite obvious safety concerns in El Salvador.…

January 17, 2018

Predicting the Best Picture Nominees for the 90th Academy Awards

Shashank Rao, University of Michigan

The awards are just around the corner, so let's get into which films will make the Best Picture Nominees for the Academy Awards.…

January 17, 2018

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