Arts & Living

It’s no secret that Covid-19 has had devastating economic consequences for businesses and individuals. However some companies, like Amazon, Zoom, Netflix and several social media platforms, have profited greatly from government imposed quarantines. Yet, in my mind, no business has reaped the benefits of isolation more than TikTok. With

The question of how to reconcile consumerism with sustainability is more prevalent than ever in the age of COVID-19, where Amazon packages reign supreme and supporting small businesses seems like a Herculean (and expensive) task. These ideas of ethical consumption have not arisen with the pandemic, but they seem more

It’s always disappointing when a poorly written novel winds up on the New York Times Bestsellers list, so I was not surprised when Delia Owen’s “Where the Crawdads Sing” did not live up to the glowing reviews. Published in 2018, “Where the Crawdads Sing” has held the #2

In terms of television, 2020 will likely be remembered as the year of the re-run. With production on new shows indefinitely halted and hours upon hours of unexpected free time needed to be filled, rewatching an old favorite show can be both comforting and an easy way to pass the

It’s hard to have any idea what a fall semester on campus will look like right now. Even with a few more concrete outlines from the college, there is still much uncertainty: What will campus life look like beyond the classroom? What if there is a worse second spike

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