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The Frustration of Racism On Board
Flying into New York can be a daunting experience for international students.
Extroversion Is Not the Only Way
Welcome Week proves just how much we’re forced to be outgoing, sometimes against our will.
Lizzo, I’m Crying Cuz I Love You
Lizzo’s rising popularity highlights a lack of positive representation of fat women, and gives hope for the future.
Self-Care or Self-Sabotage?
Living life within the confines of your comfort zone can feel like self-care, but confronting your fears reaps greater rewards.
Black Women Are Human
The stereotypes surrounding black women make it impossible to feel our emotions the same way our white counterparts do.
K-pop’s Corporate Greed
With the popularity of K-pop around the world, it’s important to recognize the exploitation of artists by corporations.
Reflecting on Notre Dame and the Rightful Return of Africa’s Soul
It is possible to recognize what has been lost in the tragedy of the Notre Dame fire while simultaneously acknowledging what other, less discussed nations have lost at the hands of European colonization.
It’s Not Easy Being Queen
Read one writer's take on why Beyoncé's "Homecoming" is culturally transformative.
Why Self-Deprecating Humor Isn’t Healthy for Our Self-Esteem
During a time where many of us find self-deprecation comforting, it’s important to remember how deeply it affects our health as a whole.
A for Art, B for Best
Art students should not be constrained by the framework of traditional grades and should understand the role of subjectivity in grading art.
We Need to Keep Fighting for Latinx Representation on TV
Canceling a show which positively represented the diversity of Latinxs hurts more than just the Latinx community.
When It Comes to Self-Care, One Size Does Not Fit All
Self-care isn’t as simple as sipping wine in a bubble bath — it’s often unglamorous, sometimes uncomfortable but always tailored to the individual.
