By Claire Adornato The Cannes Festival is full of celebrities wearing designer gowns, and walking down the red carpet in Cannes, Paris for the annual film festival. With so many celebrities at this… Continue reading
by Alison Xin In certain Chinese cities, the government has implemented a public safety program that feels decidedly “Big Brother”-esque. Millions of cameras across the country send real-time surveillance data to law enforcement.… Continue reading
by Angela Zhu I started watching Friends a month ago as I was scrolling through Netflix looking for something to watch while eating dinner. The first episode got me hooked, and the rest… Continue reading
By Hannah Saltz Caring. If you don’t, you’re considered conceited or selfish. And if you do, you’re “too sensitive.” We, as people, especially as women, have been taught this from a young age.… Continue reading
By: Linda Yu
by Angela Zhu After three months of not getting to see a new movie, I’m glad that The Post was the one to break that streak. Directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Meryl… Continue reading
by Grace McCarthy Rachel Scott, Ross Alameddine, Gayle Dubowski, Adriel Johnson, Noah Pozner, Nicholas Dwaret. Six people from six different walks of life with absolutely no affiliation with each other until they were… Continue reading
by Claire Fallon Sometimes, we don’t appreciate little things in our life until they are gone. I myself, for many years, have taken advantage of the old snapchat, easily using the clear and… Continue reading
by: Maggie Amjad This is the fourth installment of my Service Learning Capstone project on Healthcare in the US. The first article examined the history of healthcare in the United States and the… Continue reading
Book Review: A Book That Takes Its Time
By Jordan Stacy This summer, dive into A Book That Takes Its Time, written by Irene Smit and Astrid van der Hulst. It is produced by a company in the UK and is… Continue reading →