With graduation season and college commitments in full swing, pages for incoming college freshmen are becoming a frequent sight on social media. These class accounts are often found on Instagram as @NameOfCollegeClassOf2030....

Neurons that fire together, wire together. Every single time we engage ourselves in negative thinking, our brains strengthen the neural pathways associated with those thoughts. The more we think negatively,...

When profit is equivalent to the amount of time users spend watching corporations’ content, they’ll do whatever it takes to kidnap your attention. And the trend gets even more true with children’s...

The world is a strange place. So far, 2025 has been a benchmark for historical development: Trump is back in office, and new world-shattering events are popping up daily. At the same time, rapid consumption...

Emerging from the flurry that was 2025, the catchphrase “2026 is the new 2016” has taken hold in the new year. The viral TikTok trend is a throwback to a time when things were apparently simpler —...

We live in an age where all activism efforts fit neatly into a cropped and hashtagged box. Justice trends for only 24 hours before vanishing beneath a new viral sound. In this era of performative compassion,...

Siblings consume the position of being the headache creators, the snack thieves and the relentless copycats. Throughout the last 15 years, my sister has perfected all three of these roles, leaving me with...

We all know deep down that corporations are just downright evil. I think it’s a bit hard to look at a corporation like Nestle, which is responsible for a minimum of 10.9 million infant deaths, and still...

There was once a time when yearbooks felt essential — a thick, glossy capsule of a school year, passed around to be signed by friends and kept as a cherished memento. Today, however, they seem more like...

The point we’re at in history is, objectively, one where humans are the most connected we’ve ever been. With the advent of the internet and social media, communication happens at speeds that were once...