On November 4th, a young assemblyman toppled a political dynasty. In New York, a city long controlled by billionaires and arguably the epicenter of capitalism, a young Democratic socialist rose
Graphic by Maya Pegues The thing about a dog whistle is that it lives inside a house with its roommate’s “plausible deniability” and “it’s not that deep.” What one person
I attended the 89th annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival this year, and as I perused the artists' market, I was in awe. I observed the work of a plethora of artisans,
Charlie Kirk was shot dead on September 10th, 2025, after holding his classic debate-style event at Utah Valley University. He was in the middle of debating a student over gun
As an animation major, I’ve always felt different in my ambitions. I watch as my peers dote over Cartoon Network shows like "Steven Universe" or Disney cartoons like "Gravity Falls",
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During my brief stay in the Provence region of the south of France last summer, I began a series of work titled Grace which focuses on the quiet moments and
Pope Francis passed away on April 21, 2025, after more than a decade of holding the highest position in the Catholic Church. He left an impactful legacy of open-mindedness, empathy,
A couple of months ago, I had the opportunity to be a paid background audience member for the popular game show Family Feud hosted by Steve Harvey. It was an
By Samantha Nicklaus Imagine this, you’re sitting in your living room with a cozy blanket keeping you warm, you have popcorn in your lap, candy beside you, and one of
