Hayes Mitchell critiques the popular video game Genshin Impact, and why it’s not worth the money, both in game and real life.

Eli Nadler examines the TikTok trendy “That Girl,” and how her seemingly innocent online appearance is more than meets the eye.

Merci Valdivieso reflects on seeing The Lightning Thief on Broadway.

Nina Martineck uncovers the tunnels hiding underneath Pratt, and whether their existence is fact or fiction.

Lucas MacCormack explores Brooklyn’s bustling club scene, and its importance to the underground community in the wake of the pandemic.

Anna Regina Gotuaco chats with her mother, a kindergarten teacher, about how virtual learning has impacted the country’s youngest students.

Lavanya Goyal writes about the colorful nature of New York City, and how it has helped her feel at home within the city.

Lucas MacCormack reflects on his own experience with mourning, and how it is an ever-evolving journey in learning to care for ourselves.

Maddie Markley analyzes why social media drains us, and how we can cope with the constant need to be online.

I was at the tail end of the day of my high school graduation the first time I took acid. It was the beginning of summer, the solstace...

Merci Valdivieso sits down with an illustration major and a medical student.

Dana Hinkson reviews Aunts et Uncles, a vegan café and retail shop on Nostrand Avenue