Love in the time of dating apps
Though they are ubiquitous in the twenty-first century dating scene, dating apps have commodified love
Though they are ubiquitous in the twenty-first century dating scene, dating apps have commodified love
Opposing Emerald Fennell’s attempt to rebrand a story of psychological and physical abuse as “the greatest love story of all time”
Dorothea Lasky’s new essay collection questions how we ought to remember ourselves
The fine line between creativity and reality
The danger of romanticizing political figures
How Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere manifests childhood trauma
The Vic Alumni Reading Series featuring Alex Pugsley
A case for modern art as resistance to modernity
The 2016 trend is everywhere on social media, but the discussion surrounding the year has a major oversight.
A cognitive-resource inspired take on the dopamine reward system for fast and complex media