By Thalia Lauzon One day, the police will come knocking at my door with questions. I’ll end up having to answer and try not get arrested –– though, with my luck, I’ll fail. Why? Because I swear my hair is going to be found at some crime scene. But, please, do not arrest me. I […]
Read More →By Aasha Amber Bhatnagar This quarantine thing is getting old. Every day feels like deja vu. As a West Coaster, I wake up for classes at 4:45 a.m., watch the sunrise and then binge watch episodes of “Once Upon a Time,” or something else on Disney Plus. Somehow, thankfully, I’ve been able to stay in […]
Read More →Listening to Kendrick’s album, I realized how important it is to listen to black artists. The fact is, I, as a white American, will never be able to understand how systematic racism feels firsthand.
Read More →Now that the world’s obsession with kale and blueberries has finally de-escalated, let’s start the crazes for some totally underrated foods that are also healthy. Don’t get me wrong, I love blueberries, but if we’re being honest here, does anyone actually enjoy eating kale? Honey Forget about sugar and artificial sweeteners, honey is a fantastic […]
Read More →It’s 3 a.m. You’re sitting in your dorm room, perhaps on your bed or at your desk. The lights are off and all that’s left is the dim glow of your desk lamp or the string lights on your wall (for all my Pinterest ladies out there). You’ve read over 50 pages of some dumb […]
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