Babel by R.F. Kuang is a historical fiction fantasy that follows Robin Swift, a young Chinese boy plucked from China and enrolled into Oxford by a mysterious professor, who discovers an innate talent for linguistics and magic.
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It seems I have had a recurring conversation this past week, and that is what makes it worth writing about.
Tianna spends an entire week collecting the news that will be featured in the upcoming issue.
When people say “college is where you find your lifelong friends,” it can feel like a lot of pressure. Between classes, part-time jobs, and trying to keep up with everything else, making meaningful connections sometimes feels like one more thing on a never-ending to-do list.
As I was sitting in my physics lecture, fighting a losing battle against my attention span, the professor said something that caught my attention, “When you solve these problems, start by taking friction out of the equation.”
If you’re a member of the Intelligent Dance Music (IDM) community, you have probably heard of Aphex Twin. If not, you have, but I’ll jog your memory — the guy who has an uncanny grin on his album art, and sometimes his music will be in the background of TikToks.
The Victorian Language of Flowers was used for decades to relay feelings that people had a hard time expressing or were too embarrassed to share.
Most movies portray teachers as miserable and cruel to their students. But few are portrayed like John Keating, played by the legendary Robin Williams, in Dead Poets Society.
Fashion month is finally over and we’ve witnessed the debut of all of the new creative directors at their new fashion houses.
One year ago today, I was a month into junior year. I was moved into my sorority house, excited to live with the people I have looked up to throughout my entire college experience.
In recent weeks, I’ve been very pleased with the quality of the Artist Spotlight articles that I’ve been able to release.