Written by Nasir Harrison. Graphic by Avery Melhado. This summer, I did something I didn’t want to do, and it was the best decision I could have made. One of my sacred mantras in life is “do the things you don’t want to do.” It’s a saying that I force myself to live by when [&h
Written by Alexa LoSchiavo. Graphics by Avery Melhado. Reed McDonald started attending Savannah College of Art and Design in 2021, majoring in sequential arts because they “simply wanted to learn to draw.” Little did they know they’d leave with friendships, active alumni group chats, and a job
Written by Natalie Zuckowski. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. Another letter arrives, and I still haven’t managed to send one back to my friend. It isn’t for lack of interest, but when her first postcard arrived mid-June, a relic of her trip to Maine, I was in awe of her crab-clad cardstock overflowi
Written by Aria Eyde. Graphics by Aria Eyde. The cicadas are so loud this summer it feels like the mesquite trees themselves are buzzing. The desert sky of Tucson is deep blue and cloudless under the bright white sun. I spend the early days of June splitting my time between two things: cleanin
Written by Bri Lamere. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. I can’t pinpoint exactly what repels me about my Minnesota hometown after spending more than a week there. College students who move a thousand miles from home usually say we left for bigger and better opportunities. But deep down, maybe we just wa