Kali Kugler recounts the experience of sneaking into Madison Square Garden to see Harry Styles on tour.

Asher Noriega reflects upon the objects we decide, as students, to leave behind when moving to college.

Naomi Desai critiques the way that Mindy Kaling has built a career off of self-hating brown protagonists.

Tanvi Kumar analyzes the complicated nature of the psychological thriller “You."

Alex Kasel discusses Emma Chamberlain’s long, eventful career and how she keeps her audience engaged while maturing herself.

Reace Dedon discusses the ethics and influences that the popular entertainment source of true crime may have on its largely female audience.

Elodie H. reflects on the frustrations of being a writer and the perception and critiques of readers.

Alex Kasel dives into the history of rage rooms and questions the validity of their use for long-term anger.

Naomi Desai voices her thoughts about the male-dominated COMD industry and how feminist rage can be used as a defense.

Reace Dedon relives the experience visiting an axe room and the subsequent reflection about their Catholic upbringing and being gay.

Yi Yun Luo ponders if, after years of having to suppress anger, she would be able to fully rage.

Paige Daniel reflects on the 2000’s obsession with thinness and the struggle to confront these disturbing tropes.