New Year 2021: Turning Over a New Leaf
While many of the cracks the COVID-19 crisis laid bare have yet to be addressed, we sense something better on the horizon.
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‘A jam-packed catalogue’: 8 anticipated films that were pushed from 2020
Here’s a guide to some of the most exciting 2020 movies that are finally coming out in 2021 after being delayed due to the pandemic.
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Masks and the essential worker smile
In the face of all the inequities exacerbated by the pandemic, masks have provided front-line workers a temporary reprieve from constantly hiding all emotions but the expected smile.
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Having deja vu? 3 ways the 2020s are living up to the 1920s
If we’re using the past to see what our future holds, it’s forecasting a period of sex-crazedness, partying and drinking once our world returns to normal.
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A gateway of uncertainty
In a way, I’m stuck, afraid of all the bittersweet decisions I could possibly make — decisions that can sour with regret as fast as the spread of a virus.
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5 New Year’s Zoom-olutions to help you thrive academically
While you may have gotten comfortable attending lectures from your bed, consider these New Year’s Zoom-olutions to maximize your virtual semester.
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Capitol riots: A broader symbol of ethno-nationalism across the globe
While some Republicans are preaching unity right now and urging us to move past the Jan. 6 riots, we cannot truly have unity without accountability.
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New year, new administration: 4 ways Biden administration can improve the US
The arrival of President Joe Biden’s administration is not a magical solution to all our problems, but it is the first step. Now, we all have to keep the government accountable for the effectiveness of its policy decisions.
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Seeking a new normal: After Donald Trump’s presidency, US needs to reform democracy
The Biden administration must make its commitment to democracy clear and exemplify the characteristics a healthy democracy relies on in its own actions.
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Chasing community, from Christians to communists
In our rapidly changing world, we’ve all found things to cling to. For some, religion provides a moral compass and an encouraging community. For others, they find community in the fight for something greater than themselves.
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