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REVIEW: Melanie Martinez’s Hades: A Bold Reflection of America’s Reality
By John Patterson For years, Melanie Martinez has used her music as more than just storytelling—it has been a form of activism. From albums like Cry Baby to K–12, she has consistently explored themes of…
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BTS, ‘Arirang,’ and the Howard University Controversy: When Tribute Misses the Mark
By John Patterson In March 2026, global K-pop group BTS released an animated teaser for their upcoming album Arirang, inspired by the traditional Korean folk song that has existed in thousands of variations across generations….
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How Social Media Impacts Our Perception of Social Life
By John Patterson More than ever, social media has changed the way we view our social lives and the lives of others. Platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat have transformed social interaction into something…
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Saving Big This Holiday Season on a Student Budget
By Mya Gelet The holiday season is officially here, and since we’re all college students trying to keep our wallets alive, I wanted to share a few of my favorite ways to shop for gifts…
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Review: Invincible
By Matt Velez I am so excited I get to talk about this. Okay, so the show everyone is talking about is Amazon Prime’s Invincible. It’s more than just another animated superhero show; it’s an…
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These Latino Voices Changing the Music Scene
By JP The Marías are an American indie pop group that seamlessly blend jazz, R&B, and Latin beats to create mesmerizing pieces of musical wonder. Their unique sound and artistic vision have captivated audiences, earning…
