We Need to Talk About Suicide-Loss Survivors During Suicide Prevention Month
The assertion that suicide is preventable at all tells us as survivors that we’ve failed to provide adequate support and implies that those who are suicidal should or will feel ...#NotAgain: Parallels of Racism on College Campuses
Recent reports of racism on Syracuse's campus parallel those experienced at Boston College, highlighting the administration's failure to create a culture of inclusivity.Jemele Hill Advises Black Athletes to Leave White Colleges for HBCUs
Jemele Hill's article highlights the exploitation of Black athletes in white institutions, leading to concerns about the inequality of funding for HBCUs.Things Are Heating Up: The Polarization of Climate Issues in the Trumpian Era
With recent wildfires and record-high temperatures, the devaluation of climate change by the far-right may prove detrimental to the earth's survival.Is Coachella Really Worth It?
One of the most famous music festivals in the world, Coachella presents a moral dilemma to its performers and supporters.LSD's Debut Album (Warning: May Cause Musical Psychedelia)
Released by a supergroup comprised of Labrinth, Sia, and Diplo, the album combines bouncy, hip-hop beats and vocal cutting to create a psychedelic vibe.Islamophobia, Not Islam, Is Antithetical to America
It is time to realize that Islam itself and those who practice it are not a threat to America, but rather Islamophobia, discrimination, and aggression toward Muslims.MFA's Premiere Frida Kahlo Exhibit Highlights the Influence of Arte Popular
On display at the MFA until June 16, Kahlo's exhibit brings together the brightness of arte popular and the pain of the artist's disability.