Anna Bogutskaya’s debut book takes a deep dive into the archetypes of nine unlikable female characters. As a staple in the film industry, Bogutskaya uses her knowledge and experiences to shed light on...

Country music star, Luke Combs, released his fourth studio album on March 24, 2022. The album, titled “Gettin’ Old,” follows his earlier album which was titled “Growin’ Up.” Now that there...

Winter has seemed to drag on for months, making it hard to gear up for spring. Considering the recent wintry weather systems, it is time to turn our eyes to the hope of a warm new season that will eventually...

 Finding a job in college can seem like a monumental task especially when you have a school schedule to work around. There are a lot of websites dedicated to helping people find jobs and it seems like...

Now that Spring Break has passed, we are officially on the back nine of the semester. Summer is right around the corner, and visions of lake days, warm weather, and no school can be intoxicating for a...

As I write, I sit perched in the corner of my favorite coffee shop. I can hear faint 70’s music, the light chatter between friends, and the sound of an espresso machine grinding coffee beans. The sun...

I have recently been spending an ungodly amount of time spiraling down Netflix’s rabbit hole of horrors; you may have come across some interesting watches. Netflix is known for its work with horror,...

“I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way—things I had no words for.” —Georgia O’ Keeffe  Sometimes words are not enough; they die in our throats...

The service industry employes the most people out of any industry in the US and it is also one of the most taxing industries to be a part of. Jobs that are considered to be a part of this industry are...

I am in my third year at the University of North Dakota, and there are many things besides course-related knowledge that I have gathered in those five semesters. I learned how to step out of my comfort...

They slither across the sides of our ice rinks; their logos dominate our clothes. They creep into children’s shows and invade our restrooms. According to Jean Kilbourne’s 2000 book “Can’t Buy My...

As a disclaimer, this article contains my very unscientific opinions and is not entirely based on the actual quality of the restaurants but rather their personal significance and vibes. For this article’s...