The Art of Presence: Ending the Doomscroll and Understanding Ourselves
By: Michelle Zhen When we scroll and especially “doomscroll”—mindlessly consuming social media content that makes us feel worse than when we started—we sacrifice a part […]
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Long Albums Are Ruining The Music Industry
By: Samuel Mortel The music industry has been suffering from a serious epidemic for quite a while: albums are far too long, and it seems […]
Right-Wing Extremism is Intruding into Underground Rap
By: Samuel Mortel If you’re a young man obsessed with your looks and physique, you can turn to Clavicular and the looksmaxxing community. If you […]
But Is It Fashion?: Rami’s Reviews for Met Gala 2026
By: Rami Mansi An assistant in a basic black dress, a yellow crossbody bag, and bold red flats went viral after a video of her […]
Supporting Independent Animation: Looking Back and Moving Forward
By: Jocelyn Rios & Key Jones-Ford Independent animations have come a long way from the genre’s humble origins. In particular, The Amazing Digital Circus (TADC) […]
Fonso’s Interlude: The Catch-Up on New York City Rap
By: Alfonso Abreu The days of New York City (NYC) being the same musical juggernaut it once was in the 90s and 2000s are far […]
RUdemption or Favoritism?: The Slow Decline of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars
By: Jaida Dent On Oct. 22, 2012, season one of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars premiered, just three years after the show’s inaugural season. This […]
Girlhood Is Forever: To Be a Girl Means No One Gets Left Behind
By: Mars Marte Just the other day at work. I was sitting in my office, putting on my makeup, and getting ready for a night […]
Tethered: Why You Shouldn’t Separate The Artist From The Art
By: Serena Edwards When an artist produces a project, it not only reflects a part of them, but it is a piece of who they […]
Why Trump’s Feud With the Pope Was Inevitable.
By: Samuel Mortel There’s a certain fraction of the country that is fully committed to the United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump, who will justify […]