Nwanne Eke ’26 Viewpoints Editor If you had told me in 2020, during the height of TikTok and the infamous influencer Hype House, that I would be streaming Addison Rae’s music five years later, I would have laughed in your face. Time and time again, …
Yaya Corley Contributing Writer Our college’s counseling center is a mess, and everyone knows it. We’re told nonstop to “take care of our mental health,” to “reach out when we need support.” But when we actually try, we hit a wall. Endless waitlists. Counselors leaving …
Nwanne Eke Viewpoints Editor From “The Bachelor” to “90 Day Fiancé,” “Love Is Blind” to “Love Island,” the general public seems enthralled with looking at and navigating the messiness that comes with romantic relationships. While in our own lives this journey is private and oftentimes …
Nwanne Eke and Shaunta Palmer Contributing Writers As Black women living in America, there is a conception that we must care for all and nurture those around us. However, unlike our white counterparts, we’re not allowed to be soft or fragile. Instead, we are expected …
