
We’ve all heard of seasonal depression, the very real phenomenon that occurs during the fall/winter months in which people often feel more depressed due to lack of sunlight, but what about the opposite end of the spectrum – “Spring break fever.” Spring break fever, or rather spring fever, is defined by Cambridge University as the […]
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The relationship between art and politics has always been intertwined. From all forms of poster propaganda to classical music, art has always been a tool for resistance and social commentary since the beginning of time. Art is a form of expression, and many artists throughout history have been using it to express activism, in both […]
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In the midst of the approaching holiday season, we are buried in our social media posts. We are engulfed in a mist of neutral-toned knits and the aroma of steaming hot beverages. A touch of genuine seasonal laziness is concealed by our socks around the ankles. The cozy embrace of our beanies is about to […]
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The statements, “I don’t care about politics” and “I don’t keep up with the news,” are statements that I’ve heard a few too many times in my college career. With the recent attack resulting in the death of political influencer, Charlie Kirk, I have never seen more people post on social media about a […]
Read MoreCompared to other developed nations, insulin costs in the U.S. are five to ten times higher, setting immense pressures on health insurance systems and patients. As universities provide students with health insurance plans, many educational institutions lose funds yearly for students with diabetes, even with co-pay. As some states enacted legislation to cut these co- […]
Read MoreBeyoncé’s album of the year Grammy win for ”Cowboy Carter” has sparked lots of controversy on social media. On one side you have people believing that her win was undeserved while others have stepped up to defend her. However, you may feel about her recent win, it is important to note that Beyoncé’s album […]
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