How to Have Thoughtful, Anti-Racism Conversations With Friends
Conversations about white privilege, anti-racism and allyship aren’t going to be easy, but they are necessary.
Labor Day: The Corner of Summertime and a New Season
A poem to celebrate Labor Day, the beginning of the end of the summertime heat
Olympic Medalist Rachael Adams on Persisting Her Way to the Top of Her Game
Olympic volleyball star Rachael Adams is sharing an inside look of how she got to the top of her sport.
At the Dinner Table, We Savor It All
To the table we shall return someday and sit together, savoring it all.
What I Wish I Knew About Fashion as a Teenager
Fashion is a form of identity that no one can take away.
How to Make Still Life Art and Become More Present
When the COVID-19 lockdown began, those of us who were stuck at home suddenly felt as if all we do is eat, work, sleep and repeat. My at-home routine seemed…
How to Actively Diversify the Media You Consume
Intentionally cultivating a diverse list of media sources only enriches your daily life, and it gives you greater insight into the lives of those around you.
How Going Makeup Free Taught Me the Art of Vulnerability
I am learning that I am seen and loved for my individuality and uniqueness.
Why Representation Matters in Redefining What Is Beautiful
The more we are exposed to diversity, the more we open our minds to the beauty of individual differences.
Thoughts From a Former Sorority Girl
I discovered there was more beneath the pink, sparkle-covered surface.
How A Virus Might Propel Us Into Hope
In 2020, we got a reminder of a belief in human kind. This year is going to be history changing beneath our feet.
The Return to Campus in 2020
As we continue to face the unknown of 2020, students, you are not alone in your worries!
