With cookies on the table and an oat milk latte by her side, Rhea sat studying in Swemromas on a gray Friday afternoon. An air of lightness surrounded her very seat. A white blouse matched her white canvas sneakers. Overtop were light denim overalls resembling Donna from Mamma Mia – a comparison Rhea welcomed with... View Article ...

The young adults of 2022 are constantly streaming media. Tik Toks, Instagram posts, Snapchat stories, tweets on their twitter feed, all reducing their attention spans to a few seconds. Concentration has grown sparse. Multitasking has become common. How often do we feel as if we don’t have enough time to sit and relax to watch... View Article ...

Written by Sasha Sklar On that chilly, gloomy Friday, Katie told me with a smile how a high school classmate of hers had said she dressed like a writer in New York. With her love for floral layers and thick soled shoes, our quiet Williamsburg streets certainly start to hint at the glowing skyscrapers and... View Article ...

Zarielle She wore a shamrock green sweatshirt and flowery, lime pants. Adorned with silver and gold, her emerald ensemble shined against the dreary autumn day. She works and studies and organizes and creates and is never afraid to take a risk. Mixing the old and the new, mixing textures and styles, searching through the thrift... View Article ...

Have you ever felt intimidated by the polished floors and heavy canvases surrounding a palette of monochromatic museum-goers? Wanted to put pencil to page but felt frozen? Features editor, Sasha Sklar, responds to “The Art of Looking” by art critic Lance Esplund, calling into question the strict initiations and kooky teachings of art. ...