Cat Tang Brings Poetry to Life
Tang is finishing up her English major with a concentration in Creative Writing and a minor in Chinese, and she is itching to write more.
Intersectional Poetry Slam Highlights Resilience
The fourth Annual Intersectional Poetry Slam, put on by the Office of Equity and Inclusion, highlights our resilience over the past year.
Melchor Lullaby Hotline Feels Like a Hug
Melchor Lullaby Hotline is a 12 song album that features soft instrumentals and beautiful lyricism to put you to sleep.
How Zoos and Aquariums Have Adjusted to the Pandemic
Zoos, aquariums, and their animals around the world have had to adjust to this new way of living caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Mouse House Will Reopen at 15 Percent Capacity
The high demand for the “Touch of Disney” event begs the question: what is the demand going to be like when Disneyland opens back up?
We Are Tired: Acknowledge Asian-American Hate Crimes
Yet another terrible hate crime against Asian-Americans was committed on March 16, and I can’t tell you how exhausting this has become.
Women Had the Biggest Wins and the Biggest Upsets at the 2021 Grammys
If the nomination snub for the Weeknd was a precursor to how the 2021 Grammys would go, we shouldn’t be surprised with the ups and downs.
Raya and the Last Dragon’s Beautiful Story Falls Short in Representation
Disney’s Raya has a strong heart and a story built on trust, but there’s no denying the apparent representation issues.
Wishing Upon a Star Does Not Get You Anything Your Heart Desires
Girls are mistakenly taught from a young age what they should look and act like through their favorite Disney princess films.
True Crime: The Delphi Murders, Still Haunting Indiana Four Years Later
Four years after the deaths of Abigail Williams and Liberty German, the small town of Delphi, Ind. is still searching for answers.