Let’s remember who thrift stores are for.  By Sophia Ong Photograph by Mia Bianco It’s difficult to be on social media and avoid the rapidly growing “thrift culture” being cultivated online.  Influencers stand in their sleek Los Angeles apartments and show off their bags upon bags of thrift store finds, and their voiceovers detail journeys to the Goodwill bins where they describe these “insane finds.” Not only am I a consumer of this kind of content, but I’m also a consumer o

Not sponsored — rather, questioning campus fashion. By Lheeya Jayasudha Mathivanan  Photograph by Tsega Seleshi With summer slipping away and denim shorts getting buried in my closet, I knew Boston’s cold was creeping in. Out came the puffers and the UGGs, ready to dominate winter fashion. Comm Ave, after all, doubles as the campus runway, with each season debuting a new collection.  The winter is no exception to this, and there is one jacket that dominates the BU show: the C

How nepo-babies are a window into all the things we want but can’t have. By Sofia Galarneau Image by Diya Kapoor From Romy Mars to Hailey...

Social Media Once Represented Us; Now It Only Rejects Us  By Samantha Rosenberg  Photograph by Hannah Sender I love Instagram; I won’t...

How Content Creation is Creating a Lasting Digital Footprint by Isabella Hobbs Graphic by Ian Nugent If you were to scroll on social...

It just means you’ve changed, and that’s a good thing.  by Gabriella Di Dea Image by Tomoki Narukawa I have another confession: I don’t...

Parasocial Relationships & The Democratization of Fame: Is Rejecting Attention the Key to Survival? by Gisella Zerlotti Image by...

by Gabriella Di Dea Graphic by Emily Carmichael I have a confession. Well, it’s less of a confession and more of a complaint. And it’s...

The Competition you Shouldn’t Be Entering by Casey Medert Graphic by Melissa Lemieux Ever since high school, I’ve grown used to hearing...

Are we the generation that’s strictest on our partners?  Lauren Jordanich Image by Anh Huynh The other day, I asked my mom—a worldly Gen...