By: Olivia Latimer Latkes Latkes on Hanukkah comes from the idea of honoring and remembering the oil that lasted 8 nights while the Maccabees tribe reclaimed the temple of Jerusalem. Latkes are […]
The Toxic Side of Tik Tok
By: Emma Weinert It is no secret that Tik Tok has become a part of modern pop culture. Our current generation is growing up with Tik Tok, along with many other social […]
COVID’s Impact On Indigenous Culture
By: Nicole Cordasco American and Alaskan Natives currently make up approximately 2.4% of the United States population, an estimated 10 million people (National Congress of American Indians). Less than half of this […]
The Scary Santas of Europe
By: Sandra Benlian Almost everyone believes this season of December to be “the most wonderful time of the year”. It is filled with dazzling lights, cozy hot chocolate, tasty cookies, but most […]
The Caldron 