Avery Slezak reports on the Franklin Furnace Archive.

Amber Duan and Naomi Desai discuss their experiences with nostalgia in a predominantly white culture as Asian-Americans.

Merci Valdivieso writes of her experience with biphobia.

Angélica Y. Díaz Diversé critiques the 2021 remake of West Side Story.

Max Oltmanns reflects on his place as a comic and writer, and how various artistic practices have led him to develop his voice today.

Lucas MacCormack investigates the long held artform of street graffiti, and how it varies, artistically and in other ways.

Maddie Markley sits down with some recent Pratt graduates to talk about their senior year experiences and post-grad expectations.

Hayes Mitchell reports on the newly approved Sunshine Protection Act, and how this new legislation could impact our everyday lives.

Dana Hinkson interviews Angélica Díaz about the importance of Reggaeton to Latin American music and culture.

Angélica Y. Díaz Diversé explores New York’s beloved Chinatown, and recommends some of her favorite places for your own adventure.

Carolina Lins reflects on the magic of musician Dora Jar, and how her digital and artistic vision is a fantasy in and of itself.

Maddie Markley uncovers Paley Park, a hidden enclave in Midtown Manhattan, and its role as a natural escape within the city.