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How a photographer captured the essence of resistance In 1979, after the fall of the Shah, a brutal and repressive Islamic regime took over the…

Examining the pitfalls of sex offender registries In October 1989, 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling was abducted blocks from his family’s home. His kidnapper drove him to…

How the horror genre sexualizes violence against women American cinema has created several tropes that women character often find themselves categorized in. Common tropes include:…

Examining where fourth wave feminism has fallen short of protecting sex workers Third wave feminism has ushered in several huge breakthroughs for American women: the…

How laws are criminalizing unsheltered individuals In 2016, The National Alliance to End Homelessness estimated that over half a million individuals in America experienced homelessness.…

Anxiety in the age of the anxious Nausea. The feeling of impending doom. Heart racing. Trembling. These are all symptoms of the blanket term we,…

After two years, homecoming concert is back again at Cornell. The Cornell Concert Commission announced last month that the California-based band, Foster The People, would…

Investigating needlessly complicated writing in society George Orwell was onto something when he condemned the use of complex language in his 1946 essay “Politics and…

Why college boys are cryptic, or are they at all? An investigation I call myself a “bystander to love” because I watch it unravel around…

When true crime fascination turns into infatuation In an era where media violence is the subject of much debate and conjecture, it’s hard to imagine…