Imperfect Foods and Environmentalism
Ever since starting school this past semester, as a Junior in college who lives off campus, I’ve been struck with the new obstacle of...
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Pandemic-Friendly Self-Care
As the old saying goes, “You should sit in meditation for 20 minutes a day, unless you’re too busy; then you should sit for an hour.” The...
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COVID-19 and the Productivity Curse
These are unprecedented times. I’m sure you’ve heard those words more than a few times since COVID-19 reared its ugly head. Although it may...
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My Relationship with the Skin Neutrality Movement
As someone who has gone through two Accutane treatments for severe cystic acne, I am always thinking about my skin. I used to plop myself...
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How to Experience NOLA in a Pandemic
During this time, finding an activity to do may seem hard. However, there are many ways to experience New Orleans even with the coronavirus...
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Unpacking the Hidden Teenage Love Triangle in Taylor Swift’s New Album “folklore”
Taylor Swift dropping her surprise eighth studio album folklore over the summer was QUITE the experience. From country guitar tracks...
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What to Watch in the Q
Although we are back to school and having in-person classes, there is still a possibility that you may have to quarantine sometime in the...
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We Need to "Normalize Normal Bodies"
It is a problem experienced by many people, ranging across all ages, genders, and races: “body-shaming”. Every day, our society finds a new...
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People of Praise: Amy Coney Barrett's Far-Right Religious Group
On Monday, hearings began for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. Since President Trump nominated Barrett for the seat vacated by Ruth...
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Five Tips to Help You Marathon Train
Like everyone else, I picked up a quarantine hobby. Mine was not baking bread or embroidering. Instead, I chose running. Equipped with an...
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Julie and The Phantoms: Kenny Ortega Does It Again
I am an almost-twenty-year-old college female who identifies as a maturing young adult. A young adult who normally passes on the trivial,...
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You're Registered to Vote...Now What?
This year’s upcoming election has seen one of the biggest voter registration campaigns in recent history. I’ve been seeing reminders to...
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A Conversation Surrounding The Social Dilemma on Netflix
The new Netflix documentary The Social Dilemma exposes the dark side of our technological world. By interviewing former employees of top...
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Six of the Best Books for a Cozy Fall
“I like fall”. This is as much an understatement as “The coronavirus sucks” or “That new bead tree is hideous”, but it still rings true...
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The Art of Enjoying Your Own Company: My Top 10 Solo Activity Recommendations
When friends and family told me all of the fun things that college would entail-- going out, meeting new people, studying abroad--one thing...
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Vote No on Amendment 1 to Protect a Woman's Right to Choose
On November 3rd, Louisiana voters will hold the power to secure and protect the right to abortion in Louisiana. Lousiana Amendment 1, No...
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Should Cancel Culture Be "Cancelled"?
With Gen Z growing up in such an internet-dominated environment, trends and information surface pretty quickly. A new trend that’s become...
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Taking the Good from Quarantine
COVID-19 brought a lot of readjustment to our lives, but you can always look on the bright side. A lot of people took quarantine as an...
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How Dancing With The Stars is Dealing with COVID-19
As you may have noticed, there are tons of new changes surrounding live TV due to COVID-19 safety precautions. All the new promos for our...
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How to Battle the Pandemic AND the Weather: Outdoor, Covered NOLA Restaurants
With restaurants open, many might opt for outdoor dining to reduce the spread of COVID. But in the rainy New Orleans weather, it can be...
