Representation is only the first step down a long path to ensuring racial justice and equity in the United States; nationally and locally.
"Throughout 'The Batman,' I continued to see the signs, although subtle, that Paul Dano’s version of the Riddler was a spitting image of today’s online right-wing extremist," writes political reporter Dan Netter.
It’s not necessarily something we think too hard about before we speak.
Cops and courts reporter Wajeeha Kamal gives her thoughts on the new HBO Max film, "Moonshot." Do you plan on seeing the new movie?
Campus reporters Madison Rose and Selma Cogo share their experiences as women studying STEM: "To be a woman in STEM requires a certain diligence, perseverance, and self-confidence that can only be found in those willing to face daunting challenges."
My algorithm is going to hate me for writing this article.
What movie do you think will take the Academy Award for Best Picture this Sunday?
In honor of Women's History Month, Culture reporter Amalia Medina shares her favorite movies made by and for women.
In honor of Women's History Month, here are 20 books written by women that should be added to your TBR list.
The "clean" aesthetic: effortless? Or only accessible by those who can afford to buy all of the right products? Lifestyle reporter Miranda Dunlap talks to consumer behavior and retail experts to explain how our current era of self-care promotes consumerism and impossible beauty standards.
This article is not going to be a think piece about whether the show was glamorizing drugs, or how far can the producers stretch the impact of visuals before they must open the writer room. What it attempted to do, is explain how Euphoria became a cultural phenomenon while many other recent shows have struggled to do so.
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“The Batman’s” concluded a story of growth and grief. Robert Pattinson is, definitely, “The Batman.”
I would eat one meal a day, leading me to binge everything and anything I could find when I got home from school or when I got to my five hour shifts at Taco Bell.
While I may not have spoken to these men, I saw them everyday. I ate lunch a few tables from them. I shopped for deodorant in the same aisle. They joked with each other six feet from where I joked with my friends.
BODYTRAFFIC wowed audiences with technique, precision and modern style at the Wharton this past weekend. Here are Entertainment Reporter Liz Nass's thoughts.
For those who haven’t run into this phenomena, it's a space that takes battling design concepts and combines them to make something wholly unique. Take the junk collecting of a hoarder’s storage shed, and combine it with the ingenuity of a minimalist.
What is it about women's figure skating that makes these athletes so successful, yet psychologically wrought? The answer lies in a tradition of training young women -- children, really -- in a manner that breaks down mental well-being to build the ultimate athlete.
Congratulations Matthew Stafford; you’re a Super Bowl champ.
Look, we've all been there — the morning after Valentine's Day. If you're in need of a morning pick-me-up after your (hopefully) wonderful evening, check out some of East Lansing's finest breakfast spots.