At World Languages and Cultures, we recently had to reduce 11 adjunct sections for the spring and summer because this year we can only use a maximum of 42 adjunct sections for the whole academic year. However, due to the Voluntary Separation Agreement, we lost two tenured faculty members just last year, which equals 12 classes per academic year.
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Being a Black woman, Beyoncé faces not one, but two unique challenges that the intersectionality of racism and sexism create in her pursuits in the country music industry.
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With the steady and consistent rise of different social media apps – TikTok especially – it has become normal to film oneself with music overlaid. One of the common occurrences on these music-video apps is using either sped up or slowed down versions of popular songs.
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The first two weeks of school can feel like an extension of summer, with warm weather and easy starter assignments from professors. But before we know it, leaves begin to fall, and so do some of our spirits.
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Without a doubt, I would not be the French speaker that I am today without the passion, guidance and motivation that my French teachers bestowed me.
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While the Lion's Den in the Student Center may be highly approved amongst many of the College's students, most of its dining options undeniably have one thing in common–an excessive wait time.
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Our football games may not have the pregame entertainment or fireworks after a touchdown, but they definitely have the spirit and athleticism.
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With more modern aspects to newer rom-coms and a failure to replicate the formula of the originals, new rom-coms simply can’t live up to rom-coms of the 90s.
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According to the College’s policy, professors are not allowed to grade attendance. In order to combat this, many professors have class participation incorporated in their grading breakdown.
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Being extraordinary is what seemingly makes people special, and what gets you recognized. But how realistic is this?
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As a whole, the Electoral College undermines the principle of democracy. It degrades the values of individuality and perpetuates inequality across the United States.
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K-pop is a subcategory of one’s regular pop with the speciality of incorporating Korean lyrics, members and distinctive sounds.
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It’s essential that college students exercise their right to vote in the upcoming election. Voter turnout among college students is significantly less than the national average, according to Pew Research, which means that the views held by younger voters may not be as accurately represented by the politicians who represent them.
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New York Fashion Week 2024 set the stage for the world’s highly anticipated fashion month, hosting a series of shows and special events from Sept. 6 to Sept. 11.
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“Cancel culture” has become a trend that takes away from its original purpose of accountability.
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A good starting point where the United States can effectively protect its citizens from gun violence aside from enacting comprehensive legislation is to implement metal detectors, even in private schools.
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Not a heel nor a sneaker, the sister brand of Spanx aims to fill a void in comfortable footwear.
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For her entire life, Rory was praised and told she could do anything she set her mind to. While that mindset was intended to encourage her, it only set her up for failure in her adulthood.
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Clothing can be used to display wealth, personality, occupation and so much more. However, do fleeting fashion trends offer room for personal expression?
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Each trend provides a chance to experiment and be a small part of fashion history as each cycle unfolds. But at the same time, these never-ending surges not only hinder the creation of a distinctive personal aesthetic but also encourage unwarranted splurges and a dire strain on the environment.
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