Inayah Avant | Staff Writer Growing up, I had the tendency to draw the unfair parallel between Sesame Street and real life, but more specifically, the … Continue reading College friendships: A match made in what?
Tianna Bradford | Staff Writer For as long as we can remember, people have viewed the stars as a form of navigation. The sky and stars … Continue reading Is astrology scientific and useful in relationships?
Inayah Avant | Staff Writer Not too long ago I went to a panel discussion put on by NAMIE called, “Exploring the African Diaspora,” meaning the discussion would be centered around the diversity in the Black and African experience. Saying that I was pumped would be the understatement of the century. When I arrived to the event, I found a seat ready to be enlighten, however, as the orator directed questions to the panel of five students I was awash with a myriad of emotions ranging from surprise, to utter disappointment. I realize now that the panelists were probably learning … Continue reading Let’s talk diversity
Kayla Lipscomb | Staff Writer Women rule the world! In recent years, women have ditched the housewife role and evolved to become savvy hustlers, top-notch industry … Continue reading Feminism vs. chivalry
Nia Brevard | Contributing Writer In 2018, most people are creating vlogs. Vlogs, or video blogs, are used as a way to communicate with the world … Continue reading Can YouTube couple channels ruin a relationship?
Tianna Bradford | Staff Writer As debates and proposed changes to school safety continue, the ideal “safe place” of a school has now turned into a … Continue reading Should teachers and professors carry guns?
Tianna Bradford | Staff Writer When you are in college, your parents start to ask you, “So…have you found anyone you’re interested in yet?” You begin to realize that dating now is nothing like your parents’ or grandparents’ generations. Dating sites such as eHarmony, Match.com and BlackPeopleMeet have become the new technological way of “getting to know” someone without meeting them face-to-face for the first time. Then we have social media, where the new thing is “sliding through the DM” and “shooting your shot” to ask for someone’s number and to begin the “talking stage.” To our generation, the “talking … Continue reading “So Where Can I Sign You Up, eHarmony, Match.com or Twitter?”
