by Kevin Cleary

“We both stopped at nothing to please our partners while simultaneously turning a blind eye to our own needs.”

by Charles Tabasso

A story about a young man's journey exploring Toyko and himself.

by Dvora Zomberg

How societal expectations shaped one Vietnam vet’s postwar experiences...

by Deja Washington

Don't be salty because AAVE is simply English with some seasoning.

by Vincent Nikolayev

Can video games be considered works of art?

by Rebecca Simon

Higher offers a look at one girl’s discovery of a regionally popular opioid and her stifling addiction to it. However, it’s useful to take heed of the universal components of the story. Not particular to the author is her introduction to heroin, her abrupt graduation to dependency, and her struggle to kick it. While the memoir belongs solely to the author and elicits certain sentiments, it is also didactic—a piece for analysis.

by Benjamin Wallin

Not all Twitter bots are made evil.

by Orr Chalamish

What does it mean to not buy into the American Dream?

by Benjamin Wallin

Explore how silence is a part of library culture.