Marta de Cossio ‘21 tells about what it’s like to be an international student during COVID-19.
Read MoreSpice up your Thanksgiving with these tips.
Read MoreLooking for the best way to spend the fall day?
Read MoreHumble desert abodes for the camper, the glamper and everyone in between.
Read MoreDiscussions surrounding race, gender, religion, sexuality, diversity, and inclusion can be uncomfortable—period. Society today is too fractured to ignore these discussions. Instead of retreating in defeat after making a mistake, now is the time to step up and become more educated and aware.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that we inhabit a world that has grown hypersensitive to the discussion of uncomfortable topics, and traveling across borders with minimal knowledge of the destination culture is no exception. Introducing: cultural appropriation.
Read MoreOur brain is just as important as our body. Wouldn’t it be great if our Apple Watches and Fitbits counted how many minutes we spent exercising our mental health?
Read MoreThe process of coming out, formally defined as the debut to society of one’s sexual orientation, is more so about coming into one’s identity. Over the years, the term “coming out” has continued to adopt a more positive connotation, as it implies a self-discovery journey away from repression toward acceptance, celebration, and liberation.
Read MoreThe dialogue surrounding mental health often excludes the conversation of eating disorders, a topic that seems to be discussed more nonchalantly than professionally. It is imperative, especially on college campuses, to engage in conversation and educate ourselves about disordered eating and behaviors.
Read MoreLet’s make something clear: our system is broken. We’re not just talking about the justice system, the education system, or the healthcare system, but rather any organization that promotes a white-dominated elitist society—including Greek life.
Read MoreHow college students are handling politics in a time of social change.
Read MoreElon’s chaplains are shattering stereotypes.
Read MoreA mask may cover half of someone’s face, but it can speak volumes about what they stand for.
Read MoreHere’s what a sorority president has learned while being a leader during such a challenging time.
Read MoreAt the end of the day, it doesn’t matter what you wear, it’s how comfortable and confident you feel in your style.
Read MoreHow fashion has liberated the Free the Nip movement.
Read MoreTo put it plainly: there’s no reason to shy away from vagina talk. In hopes of clearing up the maelstrom of misinformation that often surrounds the vagina, we spoke with Dr. Ginette Archinal to give you the lowdown on all things vaginal health.
Read MorePower to your p*ssy!
Read MoreThe disparities between white and Black hair care.
Read MoreTake advantage of the upcoming break, and get into true crime!
Read More