Nina Martineck uncovers the tunnels hiding underneath Pratt, and whether their existence is fact or fiction.

Eli Nadler spotlights The Stone Age, an interactive art installation/cannabis experience in Chelsea

Experiences with microaggressions at Pratt and ways that our institution can make the curriculum and institute more inclusive.

Cara McSongwe interviews a fellow student who pursued their passion as a college major, and how this decision treats artists in the long run

Hayes Mitchell shines light on the Pratt libraries, and the wealth of information and resources they provide for both staff and students.

Nina Martineck uncovers Pratt’s long-lost kindergarten program, and the lasting effects it has had on early education around the nation.

Interviews of various Pratt students about how they view their work, and what it says about the visibility of our art in the future.

Critique of the hypervisibility of gender in art and advertising, and ways we can combat this both on campus and in our work.

The challenge of recognizing peers on campus, and how this semester calls for new, inventive ways of getting to know one another again.

Goyal examines the seemingly invisible scratches on Stabile Hall’s floors and explains how they add to a legacy larger than we may realize.

Due to the amount of time Pratt architecture students have spent within the walls of Higgins Hall, most of us would claim that we know...

Pratt Institute prides itself on its 25 acre green campus in the heart of Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. It’s quite the commodity, as most New...