Jennifer Sleem is a Journalism major set to graduate in 2027 and a proud member of the Writing Team. Born and raised in Tampa, she loves exploring antique shops, thrifting for hidden gems, and finding creative outlets through drawing and baking. A lifelong admirer of poetry, Jennifer is especially inspired by the works of Sylvia Plath and finds herself drawn to classic literature, particularly Dostoevsky. She also has a soft spot for horror films, Victorian aesthetics, and the quiet beauty of weeping willow trees, which she sees as symbols of stillness and reflection. One of her biggest dreams is to travel the world as a reporter, sharing stories that inspire and connect people across cultures.
The Rise of Girl Horror: Why Feminine Fear Movies are Defining a New Era of Scary
Black Friday: Why We Keep Participating in a Tradition Everyone Claims to Hate
The Thanksgiving Come-Down: Why It’s Hard Returning to Campus
Why Studytok Isn’t Helping You Study
Why ‘Supernatural’ Just Keeps Coming Back
Ghosting: A Result of Hookup Culture