Health & Lifestyle Skincare in the Age of Pop Feminism By Ziz Murphy ’19 Media Analyst When we assign feminism to products and people, we are bound to lose. In Feminist Theory: March 1, 2018
Health & Lifestyle Mental Health Column: Excessive Triggering By Rena Patel ’19 Staff Writer A few weeks ago, I took my sister and her friend out to dinner. Being the March 1, 2018
Politics Four Obama Bros Explain Politics to Me By Zizzy Murphy ’19 Media Analyst I block out time every other Friday night for a trip to West Hollywood. At first, March 1, 2018
Arts & Entertainment Mothers, Daughters, and Lady Bird: How We Relate to Cinema By Ittai Sopher Lady Bird depicts mother-daughter relationships in a way no other has before. The movie captures this relationship through a February 23, 2018
Arts & Entertainment I Miss Moonlight By Elizabeth Murphy I’m staring at a still from the now-in-theaters Call Me By Your Name and thinking about a passage in February 23, 2018
Music Summer Lineups: Where are the Women? By Ali Bush As we all hover patiently over our phones to see if our favorite bands make this year’s lineups, do February 22, 2018
Music How Hayley Kiyoko is turning 2018 into #20gayteen By Hayley Van Allen Pop-icon Hayley Kiyoko is known as “Lesbian Jesus” for a reason: she is. In the past 3 years, February 22, 2018