Finding the Imposter Among Us
“If Kamala Harris can become the Vice President of the United States,” explained my mother, “then what is stopping you?” …
Read MoreOpinion
One For The Books: A Look At 2020
History is normally something we find in books, handed to us through fiction novels that spin real-life events into engaging…
Read More
Why Doesn’t Anyone Care About the Flu?
Around this time during a normal year—that being a year not compromised by a life-threatening pandemic—we would all be coughing…
Read More
Lessons From Bob Ross
When the world seemed to shut down in March, everything I had taken for granted suddenly disappeared. Normal life became…
Read More
In It For the Long Haul
Recently, I find myself contemplating how the novelty of COVID-19 has worn off. Eight months into this life-altering pandemic, I…
Read More
We are Sorority Women, Not Sorority Girls
There exists on campus a common jest, the kind of joke that makes fun of themed parties, big-little reveals, and…
Read More
Trump Is Not Anti-Democratic, America Is
If you have Twitter, read the news, or are a living, breathing human in 2020, you have heard someone claim…
Read More
The Problem With the Girl Boss
As I have gotten older, I have become increasingly uncomfortable with labeling myself as a “feminist.” I realize how bad…
Read More
How to Be a Bad Friend During COVID
*Names changed to protect anonymity. “These are unprecedented times,” “this is going to be a fall semester unlike any other…
Read More
The Influence of TikTok Teens
From Zoom university and experimental baking to tie-dying half of every article of clothing I own, the COVID-19 pandemic—and the…
Read More