Hunger has run rampant on college campuses across the country. College students experience food insecurity at a higher rate compared to any other food-insecure subgroups. This issue is prevalent, with
Posts From Vanessa Delgado
We live in an era of observation. For hours on end, we observe. We sit children in front of videos of others playing with toys. We regurgitate information from video
The U.S. is a country distraught with illness, and a part of it may have to do with the lack of ability to be in touch with our emotions. We
There is no arguing that urban planning and policy have a history of contributing to the exclusivity of communities, and not providing for the wide range of those in need
I developed anxiety at a very young age. My refusal to speak and participate was dismissed as something I would
In America, you live to work and you work until you die. The flag is striped with deep blood and
In the middle of this pandemic, keeping plants alive has kept me alive. Adopting plants connects nature to us and
Virginity is a patriarchal creation used to control and devalue women. The act of “sex” can mean entirely different things
We don’t need milk, and like many other things in America, we were conned into believing otherwise. The U.S. Department
Reselling thrift items for three times the price they paid for it has been popularized through online shopping platforms like
