The Oddly Enduring and Endearing Work of Glen Baxter
When I’m on Instagram late at night, I look at art. I watch the intoxicating ways painters brush copper onto their canvas, lampposts...
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An Ode to Governmental Escapism Through Political Dramas
When I was six, I spent every day after school waiting for the 6 o’clock national news. I looked forward to the fluorescent glow of the tv...
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Revisiting My Favorite Music from Ten Years Ago
Picture me, age nine. I don’t have a phone or an iPod. Far from the obsessive Spotify user I am now, my sole piece of technology is a...
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How to Date Your Best Friend while the World Burns around You
One of the benefits of dating your best friend is that you don’t have to guess about all the things they like in a relationship because...
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Emily in Paris: A Fun (But Not Feminist) Watch
When Emily in Paris came to Netflix on October 2nd, I knew that I had to watch it ASAP. Lily Collins, the star and producer of the show,...
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The Challenges of Remote Learning
When Kenyon went remote for upperclassmen I didn’t have much of a reaction. It was pure acceptance on the spot; perhaps the grieving of...
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Why You Should Watch Survivor Today
Perhaps you have heard of the CBS reality TV show, Survivor, in passing, the show where castaways are marooned on an island for over a...
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Why You Should Foster Cats
When I was two years old, a stray cat continuously stopped by our house. My nanny and I would feed him and play with him each day. As the...
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What I Learned From Zoom Rosh Hashana
Yom Kippur, 2012. I am cunningly sneaking out of the family service of my synagogue to gossip in the bathroom with my friends. We’re ten...
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The Struggles of Eating in College During COVID-19
I know I’m not alone when I say that I’ve had a rocky relationship with food for a while. And while adjusting to eating at college during...
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How Cycling Helped Me Find Joy in Exercise
Like almost every woman I know, I’ve always had a complicated relationship with movement and exercise. Until recently, I viewed movement...
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Ten Queer Women to Follow on TikTok
I’ll admit it: I was one of those people that used to say, “If I ever download TikTok, know that I’ve been replaced by the government and...
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Ten Lessons I Learned from Tinder Men
It wasn’t until I came to college and had some persistent convincing from some friends, that I finally indulged in making a Tinder account...
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6 Tips for Working at Home
As we all know, COVID-19 changed the entire world and the way everyone lives their lives. As a student, my education and school experience...
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Late to The Party: My Thoughts on Fleabag
One of the most enjoyable parts of my day is when I finally get to watch TV after a long day of homework. Normally, I turn to a comfort...
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Fall Beauty Favorites
The changing of the seasons makes for a great excuse to change up your look. Want to try out some new products this fall without breaking...
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Trap Bunnie Bubbles: The ppcocaine Story
If you’ve ever heard Lilliane Diomi rap, you will remember it. Her voice is loud and unforgiving. Diomi’s voice has been described as...
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2,000 Miles and 2,000 Mistakes
I was not prepared to drive to Vegas when I pulled out of my driveway on the morning of August 20th. I gave a sad little wave goodbye to my...
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An Exploration of Self While Moving States
Like many students around the country, when my school moved classes online (again) for the fall I was feeling pretty defeated. The idea of...
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Understanding and Adapting to Change: A Reflection
The moment I left campus 6 months ago constantly replays in my mind. I hold onto the memory as if it’ll disappear forever if I don’t...
