TOKYO’S REVENGE: The Rapper Who Keeps Us Guessing
If you don’t know much about TOKYO’S REVENGE, don’t worry — that’s exactly what he wants.
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What is Toxic Positivity?
As we know, September is National Suicide Prevention Month; where we take the time to build awareness and provide support toward mental health and promoting…
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Life Unplugged
In a world where almost everything has gone digital, the thought of deleting social media can be terrifying. From attending classes online to laying in…
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Instagram Accounts Your Everyday Feed Needs: How and Why You Should Stay Informed
The glam, glitz and fashion that the realm of social media provides users, cause us to become very consumed in the idealistic lives of large…
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Blogs, Podcasts, Books and Movies about the Black Experience
Looking to diversify the content that you consume? Want to integrate social justice into your daily feed? Changing up the content that you engage with…
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Manifest It All
The buzz word in 2020 is manifesting. You might have seen it on social media, especially TikTok, but what does it mean? Manifesting is, “something…
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Emily Nagoski: Let’s Have A Sex Talk
Sex. There it is. The word in all it’s glory. We, as humans are the only consciously thinking species that has the novelty of understanding…
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How to Turn Jealousy into Motivation
Let’s face it: We’ve all been jealous of someone at some point in our lives. Whether it because of their looks, their job or the…
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Call Her Daddy Timeline: The Downfall of Barstool’s Most Iconic Podcast
Alexandra Cooper and Sofia Franklyn have become feminist icons in our society today, normalizing the concept of women’s “locker-room” talk and openly discussing sexual experiences…
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More than an Ally: Non-Optical Allyship
The straw that broke the camels back. After the nation has seen a multitude of innocent Black lives taken, the death of George Floyd has…
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Baking: Therapy for the Quarantined
The natives are getting restless. Or at least that is how it feels for people all over the world reaching the end of the first…
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To Swipe or Not to Swipe — Managing Your Online Love Life
Picture this scenario. As your phone lights up, a feeling of excitement enters your body as you receive a long awaited Tinder notification. Your fingers…
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How People Are Using Twitter to Fight the Power
On March 23, about two weeks into our current shared nightmare, the Trump administration deployed a new method to assuage the fears of the American…
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New Guidelines Unmasked: Why Health Officials Now Recommend Universal Masking
As coronavirus continues to take its toll on populations worldwide, health officials have begun to reconsider their recommendations to protect the public. This week, the…
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How the Fashion Community is Helping Fight COVID-19
From gowns to masks, there’s nothing these designers can’t do as they lend a helping hand in the fight against COVID-19. Following pleas on TV…
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Celebrities Take to Social Media Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Amid the current coronavirus outbreak chaos, celebrities have been very active on social media — for better and for worse. From sharing messages of support…
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Meet Fashion’s Newest Influencer: Social Media
At a time when social media has gained the attention of millions of people around the world, influencers shape the fashion industry one post at…
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Gone Fishing…For Compliments
It’s a familiar sight: a young person, typically a young girl, posts a video on TikTok, a photo on Instagram, or a joke on twitter,…
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Stop Worrying, Start Hustling: How to Begin Your Side Hustle
People like to talk about the freedom and lack of judgement that comes with going to college, but it’s not always that simple. Even at…
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Keeping Up With Your Friends Across the Pond
Undergrad students are often encouraged by everyone in their lives to drop everything and spend three months in Europe during their junior year. College grads…
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