Whenever I’m about to undergo a big transition, (i.e., graduating college), I get reflective. I think about all the things that have happened in my life that have gottenRead more >
The year is 2020 and COVID-19 has just rattled the world. Everyone is in disarray and no one knows what to do. Many people are sick and dying. OtherRead more >
Editor’s Note: This article contains references to trauma and PTSD. Throughout my academic career, I have heard my fair share of viewpoints about our “sensitive generation,” and how youngRead more >
It is now the year 2022, approximately seven years after the film “Back to the Future” predicted the world would have hoverboards. We got pretty close with big-wheeled skateboardsRead more >
As you walk through campus, you may notice Automatic External Defibrillators in most buildings. AEDs, in conjunction with CPR, are essential for treating heart-related emergencies such as suddenRead more >
Imagine waking up to snow falling softly outside your window, piling in droves all around you, running to check your phone only to discover that one class you wereRead more >
Joe Rogan is a comedian, podcaster and UFC color commentator, yet somehow, he is a polarized figure. As a fan, I am confused by the politicization of someone whoRead more >
“The Joe Rogan Experience” is a classic example of why it has become extremely important to educate yourself on media ethics and responsibility. I know that the repetitionRead more >
Nothing makes me feel less human than LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a social network for job seekers and job givers. It allows members to create profiles and “connect” withRead more >
“Doll Face” makes waves in the feminist genre of television. It depicts women struggling with self-identity, the ups and downs of friendships and the unknown of life of beingRead more >