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New Year, New Trends: Students Spill Current Social Media Styles of 2023

February 15, 2023 by Lauren Goldblum

Junior Peyton Stewart poses with her makeup. Students shared the recent trends that have emerged from social media and influencers. Photos by Lucian Himes California may be exempt from the bitter frostbite and blinding snowstorms that pervade many Midwest and East Coast states. However, that doesn’t stop Californians from breaking into the latest trends this winter season, … [Read more...] about New Year, New Trends: Students Spill Current Social Media Styles of 2023

Opinion: Just Because Students Are Eligible for EBT Doesn’t Mean They Need It

February 1, 2023 by Hope Lockwood

Art by Autumn HardwickTransparency Item: The Perspectives section of the Graphic is comprised of articles based on opinion. This is the opinion and perspective of the writer.Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), more commonly known as food stamps, is a government-funded program. It is designed to make food more accessible for people who are low-income, according … [Read more...] about Opinion: Just Because Students Are Eligible for EBT Doesn’t Mean They Need It

BookTok Rejuvenates a Love for Reading

December 9, 2022 by Ryan Bresingham

Whimsical fantasies. Seductive thrillers. Heartwarming romances. Suspenseful mysteries. BookTok is, “a corner of TikTok devoted to reading, which has clocked up 9.6bn views and counting,” according to The Guardian. It provides a plethora of popular book recommendations for story lovers across the globe. BookTok is just other book readers getting together and figuring out what … [Read more...] about BookTok Rejuvenates a Love for Reading

Students Get Creative With Alternative Fashion Trends

March 30, 2022 by Hope Lockwood

Sophomore Hannah Petersen when dressed for this year's Valentine's Day, she wears a pink dress with red hearts and neon pink eyeliner. She is one example of the way students break out of the traditional clothing expectation. Photos courtesy of Hannah Peterson The walk across Mullin Town Square or to class can evolve into a catwalk, inspired by a multitude of subcultures ranging … [Read more...] about Students Get Creative With Alternative Fashion Trends

Married Alums Aim to Dismantle Gender Roles One TikTok at a Time

March 27, 2022 by Rowan Toke

Maya and Hunter Leppard throw their caps before their graduation in April 2020. They recently went viral on TikTok for their videos commenting on gender roles in relationships. Photos courtesy of Maya and Hunter Leppard "Sorry tough guys, it’s another day in the life of a Stay-At-Home Husband" rings through the speakers of many phones. Maya and Hunter Leppard (Seaver '20) … [Read more...] about Married Alums Aim to Dismantle Gender Roles One TikTok at a Time

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