Our Managing Editor, Raven, rounds up all the products, songs and items that had her hooked this month.

If you like Nancy Meyers movies and seaside vibes, there's a chance you might be a coastal grandmother.

Let’s be honest — men within the Academy and film industry don’t often face repercussions for their violence toward others.

Victorian-era calling cards were an indispensable tool of etiquette to fashionable upper-class life in a time without texting. If you are a fan of the Jane Austen world, then you'll be interested in these.

It can be extremely hard to keep up with the goals you set. When assessing your progress, it’s important to realize every small step towards your goal is worth celebrating.

She was a wealthy heiress, a patron of the arts, and now she’s getting the girlboss edit on Netflix?

Do we actually want to be happy? Or do we just say we want to? Writer Samantha Brennan shares her experience.

“Going to events again is weird. It was such a regular part of life, until it just… wasn’t.” Managing Editor Samantha Roehl recounts her first concert experience since 2017.

Staff Writer Jenna Downey dishes on how to keep up with your mid-pandemic reading habits.

Turns out, the HBO hit show’s aesthetics are way more than a ploy to capture the attention of Y2K-loving Gen Z viewers.

Never shying away from technology, Temple alumna Angel Johnson is helping pioneer a financial revolution for Black & Brown communities.

As a Black, Nigerian, and Muslim woman, social justice and advocacy are embedded in Hafeezat Bishi.

Buckle your seatbelts— another retrograde (and another semester) is just around the corner!

Revealing the harmful truth behind the “that girl” trend, and how we can fix it

Senior Editor Samantha Roehl dives into what books have been keeping her busy this winter