What News Will Look Like Post-Pandemic
In the last three months, news production and consumption has changed more dramatically than the past decade. What can we expect post-pandemic? MMC students share their ideas.
And here’s the song (translation)
Ann Cefola translates the revolutionary poetry of Hélène Sanguinetti
Congrats You Are A Billionaire, What Are You Doing to Change the World?
Tatiana Serafin asks Kanye West and fellow billionaires to care more about being change-makers and less about the size of their wallet.
Climate Change Is Still Here
Avery Amaya-Adle warns us not to forget about climate change amidst the pandemic.
The FX Network as Our New History Teacher
Stephen Hladik asks who gets to tell history and engrain our collective memory?
Frankenstein Family Values
Alex Fiorella finds out that “The scariest thing is actually humanity.”
Finding New Ways To Celebrate Humanity
Jazlyn Hyde shows how New Yorkers come together to support each other.
The Value of Prison Education: A View from Bedford Hills Correctional Facility
Bedford Hills college student Brittney Austin explains her life changing educational journey and why we need to support college-in-prison programs.
Puerto Rico in Revolt
"Dear Puerto Rico, It’s Been a Long Time Coming" writes Gigi Zamora
From Butcher Knives to Parasites
Abbie Steuhm traces humanity’s fears through the horror film genre (or what we may feel we are living now).
Harry Styles Revolutionizes Masculinity
Mary Durocher writes that fashion isn’t a fixated, binary form of self-expression and Harry Styles shows us that all the time.
One Girl's Voice on Her Autistic Life
Amanda "Pand" Milo takes a personal journey to discuss what more we can do to accept those with autism.
The Not So Revolutionary History of Terrorism (Maybe It's Time To Try Another Tactic)
Anne Bailey takes a look at terrorism with the view that the Crusades were part of a Catholic history of violence and intimidation.