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Written by Samra Karamustafic The American Idol contestant tells us what it was like to sing in front of three superstars, her yodeling...

Written by Lynn Nichols Upcoming online events hosted by theaters and stage companies Cleveland is home to a rich culture and a vibrant...

Written by Lynn Nichols Examining the history and nuances of an iconic pop culture metric Modern film criticism often involves analysis...

Written by Megan Baranuk Our list of modern day female firsts. You’ve probably heard of Susan B. Anthony and Amelia Earhart, but what...

Written by Eric Seitz I played as many Apple Arcade games as I could in two weeks — here’s my one-sentence review of each one. Less than...

Written by Megan Mullaly Celebrating the American women that fought for women’s rights and gender equality, as well as female firsts...

Written by Abigail Preiszig Lifelong Clevelander Alex Quandt has fought to eliminate food-waste increases due to COVID-19 by starting...

Written by Claudia Ugbana A look into the history of why women are celebrated through the month of March. Women’s History Month is a...

Written by Eric Seitz The low-down on WandaVision and its implications on the MCU’s brave new world. Warning: Spoilers ahead! A...

Written by Samra Karamustafic Feeling tense after sitting at your computer for a few hours? Check out these simple stretches that will...

Written by Abigail Preiszig Joyja is a period panty company that aims to replace pads and tampons, and I had to put them to the test....

Written by Mikayla Gary From the shackles on our feet to the bullet wounds in our soul. My Black has been defiled since the beginning of...

Written by Jillian VanDyke How a love for creativity and helping people turned into an epiphany that led this CSU alum to start her own...

Written by Courtney Byrnes A look back on the past year and what we can learn The year 2020 is one that will not soon be forgotten for...

Written by Megan Baranuk Children across the country are participating in an online version of elementary, middle, and high school. This...

Written by Lauren Koleszar Langston Hughes was a defining figure of the explosively creative Harlem Renaissance, and his poetry continues...

Written by Cara Robbins Meet the history-making nominees who comprise one of the most diverse cabinets in American history. As the new...

Written by Claudia Ugbana The recent pandemic is further proof of how racism and inequality affects Black individuals within the U.S. In...

Written by Jillian VanDyke Just because you’re alone does not mean you have to be lonely. Greatness can come with being single. Hear me...

Written by Vanessa Murphy Domestic abuse happens more often than you would think. Having safe effective resources to get help is...