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Let Me Walk You Through It

Maddie Langan shares a poem she’s written about the perils of dating and relationships.

"Nuevayorkinos: Essential and Excluded" Spotlights NYC’s Immigrant Workers and Community

A recent MoMA PS1 exhibit about essential immigrant workers, and its importance as both education and celebration of immigrant communities.

Pratt's Youngest Students

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

Little Manila: My Home Away From Home

Anna Regina Gotuaco spotlights Little Manila, a Filipino enclave in Queens, and how the area has helped her to return home to her roots.

Navigating Gentrification

Every time I walk to the Starbucks by campus, I pass by a grey streetlight with the black bold letters tagged on the base: “Rich People...

They Don't Know

Nobody here knows I'm the kid running the school's 2000 follower meme page.

Have You Seen Your Art?

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

Save The Elizabeth Street Garden!

Triff advocates for preserving the Elizabeth Street Garden, as well as the importance of other natural sanctuaries in the city.

Three Cheers for Sex Education's Tromboner

How Netflix comedy “Sex Education” is breaking representation barriers, and why viewers should tune into its latest season.

Beyond The Ads: Gender Visibility and Community on Campus

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

The Hidden Gems

A list of some of the best independent bookstores in Brooklyn, and the value of these literary havens.

The Power of Invisibility

The importance of invisibility as a superpower, and how it can extend beyond fiction and help us in the real world.