I am Water
I am water. I am absorbed into others, my essence amplifying their own But what I give I must replenish, and so I take I take their habits...
Marissa Brunt (Kutztown ‘21)
Marissa Brunt (Kutztown ‘21)
"What are you going to do with an Art History degree?" A great many things, just wait and see.
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The Best Club for a Broke Bibliophile
I have been a bibliophile long before I could even pronounce, much less spell, the word. (For those who aren’t familiar, a bibliophile is...
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The Mothers: Review
"Where her life ended, her mother’s life began.” A mother and child is one of the simplest, and most complicated, of relationships. Whether...
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Positions of Power: analysis on the music video "Positions," by Ariana Grande
Halloween aside, the best thing to happen this weekend was the release of Ariana Grande’s latest album, Positions . I became a legitimate...
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4 Tricks to Treat yourself with for a Socially Distanced Halloween
As a child Halloween was never celebrated in my family, yet the last few years of college have opened my eyes to the fun to be had. The...
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One in Ten Million: October is Domestic Abuse Awareness Month.
*TRIGGER WARNING* Domestic abuse, assault and battery. While the events and details of this article are based on true events in the author’...
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When Your Mom is a Karen
Our trip to Target only happened because of heelies, remember those? The sneakers with wheels in the heels that were both a clever pun, and...
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Move Over Sherlock, it’s Enola’s Game Now
Today begins October, almost 7 months deep into quarantine, and Netflix is still pumping out content for the masses. I’m scared for the day...
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Simple Existence
I'm headed towards the future now quicker than I first realized, feet dragging behind me as I long for the safety of the past. The present...
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5 Yoga inspired stretches for after Zoom
We’ve said it before, and we’ll continue to say it: this semester is anything but normal. Students of all ages across the nation are taking...
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The Vanishing Half - Book Review
If you haven’t yet heard of The Vanishing Half, get ready. The novel came out just in the beginning of June and has spent 6 weeks and...
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Welcome Back Golden Bears: But Please go Home
As Golden Bears we love Kutztown, not just the university, but the town that houses us 9 months out of the year. Whether you come here as a...
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End of the Semester Thoughts on Homeschooling
Suffice to say, this has been a weird semester. For many of you this was probably your first foray into an online class, or if you’d taken...
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To My Coronavirus Cohorts: An Essay
The summer before 7th grade, I read the book Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Ansderson, which is about the yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia...
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"Dave" Spoiler Free First Impressions
During this self-isolation a lot of us are finding time to finally watch that show that everyone kept recommending, as well as the show’s...
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Mighty Meyers: How do You Live Your Worst Nightmare?
“Let me tell you a funny story, so I stop crying.” Valerie Meyers pulls a tissue and dabs her eyes quickly. “I was back working on the...
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To Happy Times: a Poem
Some of the most happy moments of my life have occurred in the passenger's seat of a car. They’ve happened in different cars during a...
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Ten Women I Admire
Next week I turn 24 years old. As I’m growing older I’m trying to figure out the best way to become the person that I want to be, how to...
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The Importance of a Smile
Today I had the opportunity to support another woman in my class, someone whom I really don’t know, and all it took was a smile. This...
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Review of Netflix’s 2 Newest originals shows, Locke & Key and October Faction
Even though school is in full swing now—can you believe spring break is, like, two weeks away?—I’ve managed to binge watch two of Netflix’s...
