A startling wave of conservative populism has been sweeping the Western hemisphere. Observers have attributed a number of surprising political events, most notably the election of Donald Trump and the success of Brexit, a United Kingdom...
Hands wide-open, welcoming the stranger or the visitor, Christ the Redeemer stands above the bustling city of Rio de Janeiro. With open arms and a slight tilt of his head, this colossal statue appears to be watching over the city and enveloping...
There she stands, boldly and arrogantly. The alleged embodiment of freedom, holding her stack of money high. Screaming through the glass that confines the canvas of her home "Freedom!...Privilege! USA stands for... equality?" At that last claim,...
As my family felt the violent winds blowing against the glass doors of my aunt's living room, the ceiling of my house, along with the rest of Puerto Rico, crumbled to the ground. Meanwhile, I sat in my dorm room anxiously watching the news, hoping...
Charles Gaines began working with conceptual art and the grid in his Regression series (1973-1974).[1] Uninterested with the emotional and self-...
One of the longest-standing debates in the history of the Catholic Church stems from disagreement among its members as to how religious art should function in the Church's devotion to, and understanding of, God. Does religious art effectively...
Six hundred feet behind my home, in a gazebo on a lake in the darkness, one of the juniors at my high school took his own life. He was our town's third loss in three years to mental illness. I didn't know him. What I did know is that we all...
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88.9: A Harmonious Occupation
A Symphony of Gunshots and Bird Calls
An Open Letter to University Presidents and Incoming Freshman
Art and Passion: The Dark Side of Greatness
Boys Will Be Boys and Girls Will Be Punished
Broken to Beautiful
Exploring the Lower Ninth Ward
Get Over It
Into the Woods: An Examination of Fairy Tale Forests
Lady Limitation
Learning How to Stand
Maquette for Tunnels
Peering Through an Open Window: The Evolution of Privacy and Its Infringement
Peng! Chow! Hu!
Public Education: How the Government is Failing Its Citizens
Reassessing the Virtue of Andreia in the Odyssey and the Greek Novel
Repeating “Don’t Vote” To Encourage Voting
Schizophrenia and the Symptoms: When Can Treatment Begin?
Searching for Home
Silence Is Golden: A Visual Analysis of A Quiet Place
Technological Unemployment and the Rise of Conservative Populism
The Appeal of Illusion: Why a Choreographed Sport is so Popular
The Delicate Balance between Romanticizing and Stigmatizing Poverty
The Fifty-First Star: A Story of the Puerto Rican Exodus
The Madonna
The Other Fighting Irish and the War on Terror: Lessons Learned and Forgotten
The Significance of Pronouns in How We Interact with Others
Tianxia and the Tributary System in Ming Dynasty International Relations and Beyond
Using Abstraction to Examine Meaning and Perception
Vaccinations are Essential in Public Schools
