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In this article, about what Ridley Scott's classic film "Alien" says about society's relationship with young women, two figures sit against a dark background. A young woman with olive skin and dark hair gazes absent-mindedly in the distance. A xenomorph hovers over her shoulder, baring its teeth in a snarl, as its sharp, knife-like tail looms over her shoulder. Green light of a rather pallor variant shines over their skin, like the light of an emergency alarm.

What 1979’s ‘Alien’ says About Humanity’s Relationship with Sexuality

Hamad Naroze, Hunter College

Exploring what Ridley Scott's "Alien" tells us about humanity’s "protective" relationship over women.…

February 8, 2024

an article about birds has a drawing of a person cutting feathers off of a wing

The Birds: How Humankind Is Ruining an Entire Animal Population

Emily Elizabeth Louie, American University

Combatting a drastically changing environment and man-made forces, the dwindling avian population is falling victim to urbanization.…

August 17, 2022