Horror stories have kept humans up at night fearing the shadows within the darkness for countless generations. In literature, the horror genre is commonly integrated with paranormal elements and characters that unite amidst the danger. Nevertheless, while creatures that roam the night may make a character’s...

“All they had to do was stand by (Meghan) publicly and they would’ve changed the world,” claimed Mofiyin Onanuga, Girl Up London Co-President, and gender equality activist. While a new call for racial equity has caused international outcry against discrimination, the British royal family has refused...

In a typical second, the human body sends 11 million bits of information to the brain, an amount that is impossible for the conscious mind to process. Multiple psychological studies have revealed that the subconscious mind executes over 90% of actions and decisions. This exemplifies how, though powerful,...

A couple of months after graduation – late 2012 – I began wondering about the school’s name, about the meaning it could embrace. Who was Cristopher Columbus? And what did that had to do with who I – as a Columbus School alumnus – was? On October 12th, 1492, Christopher Columbus – commanding...

Housewives? Maybe not. But take a closer look. A woman who doesn’t feel safe walking alone down the street. A woman earning more than her husband with relationship problems. A woman scrutinized for her body size. There it is. Gender inequality remains. 1.1 million teenage girls have experienced some...