Buttons
Inspired by Henry Selick’s Coraline, “Buttons” plays with themes of being pushed into entrapment of the self. The editorial explores what it means to be forced in the gender binary,…
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Rage On
In trying times, the youth is unified by a mix of pressure, chaos, passion, and rage. We want to blow off steam, be with our people, express ourselves—and to the…
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Floating Between Then and Now
:”floating Between Now and Tomorrow symbolizes the promised world of glossy water and polished, crisp air. Light bends like a dream, as bubbles drift and hues glow. There’s a feeling…
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Fae Run Wild
“Fae Runs Wild” reimagines far creatures in the vibrant energy of a neon-lit nightclub. It captures the perfect fusion of otherworldly charm and modern nightlife, creating a striking visual celebration…
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The BookWorm
The BookWorm (A Literary Life: Spring Break Edition!) Written by Nina Fauci Photos by Alexandria Bouchard For me, taking a vacation doesn’t mean a break from great bookstores! Unlike corporate…
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The Universal Language of Music
It’s a strange thing to step into a new country, thousands of miles from home, and find that the soundtrack to your travels sounds an awful lot like your daily walk to class. In a far-too-crowded club in Prague, my friends and I dance to I Love It by Icona Pop, Pitbull’s Hotel Room Service, and American oldies we ourselves
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Nepo Babies: Do We Have an Issue?
The discussion of nepo babies has been on the rise when it comes to the entertainment industry. Now, whether you like them or not, they are having their own kind of takeover. Just in the past few months, some famously known nepo babies have been in the media. Lily-Rose Depp is a common example since her parents are Johnny Depp and…
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To Reproduce or Not to Reproduce? That is My Choice
My relationship with birth control, personal experience getting an IUD, and the women who were with me through it all…
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How I was Radicalized by How To Train Your Dragon
The series is 12 books expounding on the profound immorality of such a system, as well as criticizing the defense of “this is how things have always been done.” Hiccup has to fight against the established system of violence not with the iconic Toothless we know and love from the DreamWorks movies, but with an exceptionally disobedient dragon roughly the size of a Jack Russell Terrier…
