“The Life of a Showgirl” Might Just be All For Show
With a discography of prolific lyrics as a precedence, Taylor Swift’s lackluster 12th studio album begs the question: has the glitter gel pen finally run out of ink?
Our Annoyance With AI Might Be a Good Sign
We’re going crazy, but preserving the human touch
Lights Are On, But Nobody’s Home
What circumstances have led to nearly every resident director leaving abruptly and quietly? And who is bearing the cost?
The Commodification of Sports
The Inaccessibility of sports Viewership during the Streaming Era
The System is Broken—But The People Aren’t
In spite of an infrastructure built to punish, some find healing, humanity and hope for a second chance
Navigating New Cities Post-Grad Through Running Clubs
A simple solution to your mid-20s identity crisis
The Crossroads of the Catholic Church: Building on Francis’ Legacy
Why the next Pope must embrace humility, reform and progress
Chaotic Tariffs, Costly Consequences
America’s economy can’t afford Trump’s reckless trade experiments