Quincy Jones: The Voice of Generations
The music world recently lost a titan of its realm: Quincy Jones Jr. The storied producer passed away on Sunday Nov. 3, 2024, in Los…
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The Duality of Mia Khalifa; OnlyFans and Activism
We don’t care how or why you know who Mia Khalifa is but by now, everyone knows who she is. The ex-adult film star turned…
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Striking Back Against the Odds
The importance of our seven seas remains a hot issue in terms of monetary gain, survival, and the autonomy we hold as workers.
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Our Voices
On Aug. 26, 2024, the Taliban enacted a law prohibiting women from speaking in public. This legislation also forbids women from showing their faces in…
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Maine’s Deadliest Shooting
Lewiston, Maine was left in shock and mourning after a horrific shooting spree on October 25, 2023, left 18 people dead and 13 others injured….
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Burning Man 2023 Recap
“Community building, art, self-expression and self reliance,” describe the focus values of the historic week-long, large-scale desert experience known as Burning Man. The event is…
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The Butterfly: A Symbol for Change
Generation Z has taken over the world in the last few years. From social media domination to new fashion trends to political outcry, the whole…
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The Mielle Scare…
Black women and hair care are a dichotomy that is not talked about within the beauty and health space. For years Black women have been…
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Vivienne’s Legacy: How Westwood Merged Politics and Fashion
Westwood changed the course of fashion history by making a pathway for women creatives to thrive in the fashion space, speaking up about topics that…
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Sexual Assault Protests Expand Around The U.S.
In lieu of sexual assault and rape incidents reported in the news recently, there has been an eruption of protests across the United States, mostly…
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How to Be an Ally During Pride Month
June is Pride Month, a time of year full of celebration among the LGBTQ+ community and their allies. While the parades, parties and colorful attire…
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Justice or Just the Beginning?
On May 25, 2020, Derek Chauvin knelled on the neck of George Floyd for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. Under the knee of Officer Chauvin,…
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Hideki Matsuyama’s Masters Win Shines Light on Japan
Augusta National Golf Club, in America, is home to the most coveted weekend in golf. The Masters. (Mostly) old men and aspiring legends gather around…
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Leia by Valeria Lipovetsky
With social media continuing to reveal more online personalities, Valeria Lipovetsky is a name that has not gone unnoticed. Esteemed for her classic and fresh…
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Documentaries To Keep You “Woke”
You’ve probably found yourself watching a little more TV than usual in 2020. While rewatching your go-to show or binging the newest drama series is…
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The Issue of Performative Activism
After the horrific death of George Floyd on May 25, worldwide protests have called for justice when it comes to the countless of Black lives…
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State College Stands Up
Ever since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25, people across the country and the world have been speaking out, protesting, signing…
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The Media’s Power in Affecting the BLM Narrative
Time and time again the public relies on media outlets and press coverage to inform us about the daily events of our nation and around…
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Camden and What to Advocate for Right Now
The cracks are finally showing. The events over this past week have led many people who were formerly trusting of United States police departments to…
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The Problem with “All Lives Matter”
All lives matter, that is indisputable. As a matter of fact, it is an agreement among Americans that is built into our constitution under the…
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