Painting a Picture of the Injustices in the Justice System: Newcomb’s (Per)Sister Exhibit
Walking through the rooms of the Newcomb Art Museum's newest exhibit, you’re surrounded by harrowing statistics, emotional stories, and portraits ...
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Let’s Talk About Sex (Education)
You enter your first years as a teenager. People are starting to look and feel different, but no one knows ...
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A Guide to 2019’s Most Anticipated Movies
As awards season winds down, tons of new movies are hitting theaters soon. I've compiled a list of the ones ...
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Two Colors to Add to Your Wardrobe, Inspired by NYFW
New York Fashion Week has given us the first glimpse at what we will all probably be wearing six months ...
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What I Wish I knew before my first Mardi Gras
The dust clouds of Mardi Gras are finally settling, so I want to take this opportunity to debrief. As a freshman, ...
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Tales of an Extroverted Introvert: My Experience with Sorority Recruitment
For me, sororities have been a personal point of contention since middle school. I grew up in Texas, where going ...
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Journaling: a Travel-Size Form of Therapy
When I was nine years old, I decided to start writing in a journal. Just to clarify, this was a ...
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Karl Lagerfeld’s Death: The End of a Controversial Era
On February 19th, the fashion industry lost one of its greatest icons, Karl Lagerfeld, at age 85 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France ...
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Embracing #sadboihours: Why Depressing Music is Taking Over
Emotions, emotions, SO MANY EMOTIONS. We’ve reached a new wave of music where club beats and repetitive lyrics have been ...
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Pancakes and Booze: The Perfect New Orleans Event
A few weeks ago, I attended an art show at the Howlin’ Wolf geniously titled “Pancakes & Booze." It is ...
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