The climate of the world is shifting. Race is everywhere you look, from the presidential election, to the Black Lives Matter movement, to high fashion.
Read MoreIn the past year, the term “fast” fashion began popping up on Instagram feeds and YouTube videos everywhere. Fast fashion is simply a catch-all term for cheap, trendy clothing made by large retailers at an incredible speed. Some brands that fall into this category that you might know are Zara, the now-bankrupt Forever 21, and H&M.
Read MoreThe way we do food needs to change, and AI is the solution.
Read MoreIt seems like every year there’s a new set of buzz words you just can’t seem to get away from. This year, those words seem to be ‘machine learning’ and ‘artificial intelligence’.
Read MoreA walkthrough of what happens when you report sexual assault – or don’t.
Read MoreThe most divisive question of all time is whether tomatoes are fruits or vegetables. And whether or not it’s ‘tomāto’ or ‘tomăto’.
Read MoreIn 31 years, the world’s population is set to hit 9 billion. There are over 200,000 edible plant species, but most humans only routinely consume 200 of them. How are 9 billion people supposed to survive on the same 200 plants?
Read MoreFrom the outside, Shanley Pavilion looks like the kind of shed someone would store their lawnmowers in during the winter. … It’s hard to believe that anything exciting has ever happened in such a dark and small place, yet it currently hosts a constant rotation of fine arts performances, from comedy groups to dance troupes to theatrical productions.
Read MoreTake a second and think about your local grocery store. Think about the thousands of products and companies offering you food.
Now I want you to ask yourself how many of them care about feeding you real, delicious, better-for-you food. How many of the care about more than profits?
Read MoreHealthy = the least amount of calories … at least that’s what most people think. But they’re wrong.
In reality, it’s a little more complicated than that.
Read MoreVery few things that are grape-flavored taste like grape. And if you’ve ever had a banana-flavored candy, you know that whatever makes it taste that way did not grow on a bush somewhere tropical, but in a lab somewhere else. While artificial flavors may not have negative health effects, they make for lower-quality, less authentic tasting products.
Read MoreIt can get awkward when you see your TA on Tinder.
Awkwardness aside, sometimes the people you see on these apps just aren’t up to your standards. Maybe they don’t go to a school you like, are only in town for the weekend or their bio just has the classic “420 friendly” and a leaf emoji in it. You might be a little frustrated because it seems like you can’t break into either the dating or the hookup game around here. If you relate to this, there’s a new app out there for you: The League.
Read MoreWhile it’s been touted as a “road trip saga,” American Honey might just be the most unconventional coming-of-age story I’ve ever seen, and not just because one of the main characters is Shia Labeouf in a braided ponytail.
Read MoreA sartorial look at the many tank tops and fanny packs Northwestern University students design in preparation for Dillo Day.
Read MoreA quick intro to musical artists The Mowgli’s, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, Hayden James, Cashmere Cat, and ScHoolBoy Q.
Read MoreAnyone looking at or listening to the album Lemonade can tell that it’s full of pain.
Some of this pain on the album, however, is not something everyone can relate to. I alluded to this earlier when I mentioned Mike Brown’s mother; a lot of the pain on this album is a result of what it’s like to be a Black person, not just in America, but in the world as a whole. The climate of the world is shifting. Race is everywhere you look, from the presidential election, to the Black Lives Matter movement, to the NUDivest campaign.
Read MoreEven if you’re not having sex, you’re probably thinking about it.
Lickerish magazine founder and editor-and-chief, Medill junior Evelyn Wang, recognizes this carnal preoccupation. In the promotional poster for the new magazine, she entices possible contributors and readers by asking, “Love sex? Loathe sex? Can’t get any sex? But obsess over it constantly?”
Read MoreA look at the artist-focused Netflix documentary Look Mom I Can Fly. The documentary focuses on rapper Travis Scott as he works on his most recent album Astroworld, navigates life as a new father, and embarks on a massive tour.
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