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.Â
The Return to Campus in 2020
As we continue to face the unknown of 2020, students, you are not alone in your worries!
EXAU Cofounder Skyler Mapes is Pushing the Boundaries of the Olive Oil Industry
Darling got to chat with olive oil producer and co-founder of EXAU, Skyler Mapes, about her career journey and being a Black entrepreneur in agriculture.
What Summer in South Korea Means to Me
This, for me, is summer in South Korea: sticky, sweet and unforgettable.Â
How to Stop Overthinking Work Stuff When You’re Off the Clock
Maintaining internal boundaries is a practice that we get better with more practice.
How I Learned To Love Being ‘Over-Emotional’
Without my deep emotions, I would not see the world the way I do now. That isn’t something I am willing to wish away.
Letters to My Younger Self: The 13-Year-Old Anxious About the Future
Your strength and courage will take you higher than any pair of heels.Â
In Honor of Women’s Equality Day, We Reflect on Women’s Suffrage
Women’s Equality Day, August 26, is a celebration of the 19th Amendment and women gaining the right to vote.
For the ‘Difficult to Wake For’ Days
These words are a morning ode to the pull of something more and deep running joy, for all the “difficult to wake for” days.
