On Oct. 10, the Swedish Academy announced the winners of the Nobel Prizes in Literature for 2018 (postponed last year due to a sexual assault scandal) and 2019: Olga Tokarczuk
Illustration by Kat Ash. While driving through the town center, Lao Duan, a Chinese man who lives in Shanghai, found his face displayed on eye-catching electronic billboards by the side of
Graphic by Ashley Stewart Fashion has been long been used as a means for political and creative expression. An iconic example was when Alexander McQueen sent bruised and battered models
by Ryan Kelly Photo by Rocio Choi It is difficult to hear a man’s phlegmatic explanations of the racial empathy gap over the taunts of an overzealous protester jeering at
Illustration by Masha Zhdanova Recently I have been bothered by some memes I found on Twitter that suggest communism is not only a viable alternative to capitalism, but would also
Vic Berger is an American artist and editor known most notably for his work on videos for Super Deluxe, an entertainment company owned by Turner Broadcasting. His content primarily consists
Illustration by Hengguang Li It’s hard to disagree with anyone about sociopolitical issues without being swiftly placed into an ideological box. The state of public discourse has deteriorated to a
"Prove Me Wrong" is a weekly series where I throw out an opinion with an open invitation for the audience to find flaws in my arguments and genuinely prove me
Illustration by Elisabeth Keeter According to dictionary.com, “Satire is the use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice and folly.” The purpose of satire
Photo by Tyler Spinosa Dr. Jordan Peterson began his "12 Rules for Life" tour this past Sunday at the Beacon Theatre in New York. The impassioned intellectual from northern Alberta,
