Advertisements and Unemployment: A Closer Look at Corporate America and Their Handling of the Pandemic
By: Kalei Burgess *Names marked with an asterisk have been changed to protect the sources’ identities COVID-19 is without a doubt one of the most disruptive events to happen in decades. The general public has been forced to deal with overwhelming anxieties over...
The Dismantling Period
By: Farrah Sanders (Editor’s Note: Initial publication of this story in Summer 2020 issue was missing text due to internal movement of copy. This version has been revised to include that missing text). The quickly growing mass uprising against racial inequality...
Ready. Set. Hike.
By: Emily Benito There is significant turmoil in the world today. If you’re anything like a normal human being, you’re overwhelmed, nervous, stressed out. How do you relax? Hiking. That’s how you can de-stress. Let’s start this off with a reason to get out and hike:...
Companies Cut Costs for College Students
By Jenna Ryan Companies and private organizations have recognized the financial burden of higher education. From books to housing and all the other hidden expenses, college becomes much more costly than the initial tuition price. Big name brands offer discounts...