Maddie Glatz, Contributing Columnist
• March 10, 2021
When trying to cultivate a healthy lifestyle, it’s hard not to listen to the repetitive calls for “mindful eating” and “ab workouts” from social media influencers. And while both mindful eating...
Lizzie Bowen, Contributing Columnist
• March 8, 2021
Want to feel seen? A new short film, written and directed by a recent UA grad, reinterprets the story of Rapunzel as the story of a young girl named Rose. And the isolation she goes through has one columnist in her quarantine feels.
Maria Grenyo, Contributing Columnist
• March 8, 2021
Good news: we figured out how to make you famous. Okay, maybe not quite. But one columnist did chat with experts to find out the secret behind making a viral TikTok—which could very well be your first step to influencer stardom. Don't forget the little people.
In what many are touting as the end of celebrity culture as we know it, coronavirus has turned the public against the influencers and celebrities we once loved. From publicity stunts to hosting huge parties, celebrities may be doing more harm than good during the pandemic.
Maddie Glatz, Contributing Columnist
• March 3, 2021
In Snow White, there was the magic mirror. Today, there’s social media.
Whether it’s Instagram or TikTok, we live our lives opposite a screen, repeatedly snapping, liking and swiping. Similar to...
The candidates for executive branch have practically everything in common. As the Editorial Board writes, the all-white slate of eight claims to care about diversity of thought. But they all sound the same.
The Chinese government has been detaining and abusing the Uyghur people for years. One columnist argues that the first step to ending the mistreatment of Uyghurs is making people aware of the problem. The second step may be holding companies involved accountable.
