Musical Sensation Bad Bunny Breaks Boundaries
Ariana Contreras reviews how artist Bad Bunny has revived reggaeton music and redefined masculine themes found within the reggaeton genre.
Racial Justice and Affordability in Higher Education: Lessons from the NYS Excelsior Program
Rebecca Craig does a deep dive into how we can reimagine, repair, and revitalize public education in the United States, specifically focusing on the NYS Excelsior Program - a tuition-free scholarship for SUNY and CUNY that has rolled out with glaring racial inequities.
Get Lost in The 2020’s Era Taylor Swift (Like A Priceless Wine): A Folklore and Evermore Compilation Review
Shelby Hall reviews Taylor Swift’s most recent work and discusses the power of re-invention.
Queer and Criminal: The Resurgence of Noir in Queer Media
Anne-Tetchly Charles redefines film noir for the 21st century, arguing Hannibal and Killing Eve need to fall in the canon.
Reexamining the Tragic Short Life of ABC’s The Muppets
Heather Beattie reexamines our relationship with the children's classic The Muppets.