First things first. I did what I said I would do. The new website that’s been created by our partners in advertising, it’s been made and is still in beta testing. The desktop is complete for the most part, and we’re still working on mobile. Also, I am glad to
For most college students, living in a dorm with a roommate is common practice. It is a part of what our society normally associates with college. But for the students who cannot afford to live on campus and pay for a meal plan, this is a prison sentence that can
Recently the state of Texas decided that Marijuana would continue to be criminalized and illegal. As I learned of this decision, I wondered what the reasons were for continuing to keep the prohibition of marijuana necessary. I feel like it might be popular knowledge that there are actual health benefits
Box office juggernaut and longtime Avenger Scarlett Johansson recently came under fire for her comments about portraying any person, tree and even animal. Despite previous backlash, and clarifying her statements, Johansson fails to understand that diversity and inclusion is not all about her. Johansson has been criticized for the roles
One of the most stressful things to think about as someone who has spent thousands of dollars on a degree is if it’s going to help them in the future. Will I get a job that I love and relevant to my degree? Will I make enough money to live
Social activism is a hot topic today. An activist is anyone working toward a goal of bringing about social change. Social changes are changes in human interaction and relationships that transform cultural and social institutions. Theo Spanos Dunfey, an executive director of the Global Citizens Circle at Southern New Hampshire
When the clock strikes midnight on June 1st every year, I wait and watch on Twitter as every brand, every company dons the signature rainbow of Pride month. I watch this and feel conflicted. On one hand we are living in a decade with the highest levels of acceptance pretty
Racism and colorism in the Latinx community is just as prevalent as it is in white communities. It’s not always overt but it’s there. It’s there when your Tía praises how light-complected you are. It’s definitely there when you know your parents wouldn’t like it if you dated a Black
As a viewing audience, we’ve been bombarded with superhero movie after superhero movie. Twenty years ago, those who cried in their seats at the end of “Avengers: Endgame,” like I did would have been labeled as nerds and shunned from mainstream culture. So in the days before superhero movies and
We are living in the era of Disney wanting to pump out live action versions of all our favorite movies we enjoyed as children to incite nostalgia in us and keep the stories alive for the younger generations. We have stumbled upon an issue that is triggering a very shrill
