Double Masking Could Keep You Safe, But Not the Environment
Climate experts warn that federal guidance on double masking to protect against the coronavirus and its more contagious variants could backfire on the environment.
Robyn Walters (American ‘21)
Robyn Walters (American ‘21)
Robyn Walters is a senior at American University majoring in journalism with a minor in American studies. Born and raised in the snowy town of Syracuse, NY, she moved to the nation's capital for university. Robyn enjoys scrolling through Tik Tok, adventuring with her besties, and fangirling over Star Wars.
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Eloquii Elements: Plus-Size Fashion That’s Affordable and Chic
Walmart and Eloquii collab to create Eloquii Elements, a line dedicated to providing plus-size women in affordable and chic clothes.
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Can We Stop Discrediting Gen Z’s Willingness to Vote?
For a generation that has had to overcome so many challenges, why does Gen Z always get discredited by the media, politicians and older generations?
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20 Years After "Remember the Titans," America Still Hasn’t Learned its Lesson About Race
“Left side. Strong Side.” These four words are still as influential in the lives of movie and sports lovers today as they were when "...
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7 Products to Remain Eco-Friendly on a Budget
Whether you’ve been scrolling through Tik Tok or Buzzfeed, you’ve most likely come across articles or videos of people praising...
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Fat Shaming and TikTok
With its over 1-billion global users, Tik Tok's popularity has steadily increased. Between the shortness of the videos and its celebrity involvement, Tik Tok has become the perfect millennial social media app. However, these videos are not always sunshine and unicorns. A rise in fat-shaming videos has increased, raising the question: How will it affect the young, impressionable viewer's already harmful body image issues?
