NEW AND TRENDING
COLUMNS
Was it truly as bad as people on social media were making it out to be?
LIFESTYLE
As I wrote in the last issue, this is my first semester back at Arcadia in two and a half years. Upon arriving on campus, what I found surprised me.
I reminisce on my years in Girl Scouts.
Dylan discusses his thoughts on modern architecture and how it differs from classical architecture.
I like to think that we all have those foods we ate as kids and slowly phased out of our diet as we got older. The nostalgia I get when even thinking about my childhood foods is a potent drug that makes me want to go back and revisit the foods I ate as a child
ENTERTAINMENT
1800's steamships are my roman empire, if you're interested in the history of the Titanic or learning facts about other historical vessels, this is your article!
Image by Emily Wilson on Canvas
This article is about the data Ashley Madison had and lost back in 2015.
Two brothers from South Philly rant about the downfall of the 2024 Phillies.
MOOD
Sometimes things don't get better. Sometimes they get worse. This article explores what exactly to do next.
Sarah shares her thoughts and feelings behind making major life decisions. We'll just have to see how this one goes.
What happens when you start questioning the future you thought was set? Join Peri as she deals with self-doubt and uncertainty about what lies ahead.
Rinn discusses the nostalgic memories of Flash games, the joys of unsupervised full reign of the Internet, and how some Flash fans are trying to save the dying platform.
TRAVEL
Who out of the EU and US is more well traveled??
Have you ever felt hopeless (or dare I say cooked) at the airport? Well, you and Peri are in good company.
This is a humorous piece that speculates on how an alien might interact with the "womp womp" trend if it came to Earth. This point is to look at the idea of "womp womp" from a perspective probably not often thought of.
With America and the United Kingdom being so closely related, you'd think there were little differences. Well, strap in for a ride through the weird world of grammar of the US vs the UK.
