The Literary Magazine, “Expressions,” took on a new platform this year, as staff adjusted to changes due to COVID-19. Opting for a website as opposed to the usual magazine structure, this year's theme was (dis)connected, with photographs and captions evoking the virtual, isolated spirit of quarantine. Keep Reading
“WandaVision,” a TV series streaming on Disney+ as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), follows Wanda Maximoff after the events of the Marvel movie “Avengers: Endgame.” Keep Reading
A national holiday in the United States, Black History Month celebrates, every February the often unremembered and overlooked accomplishments and history of Black Americans. During this month, special attention is given to Black-focused studies through specialized school curriculums, special events and more. Keep Reading
However, teachers with hands-on curriculums, most expressively in the arts, are experiencing a greater degree of difficulty and have created multiple alterations to adjust to these changes. Keep Reading
In a world of heightened racial tensions, a greater variety of terms and information denoting certain groups variety is emerging. As a term that serves to combine all minorities as one, is POC, people of color, an effective term? Keep Reading