What are we really training for?
Social fitness apps push us farther than we’d go alone, toward both health and approval.
You are enough for yourself
In a world built around couples, finding comfort in your own company can feel like an act of independence.
Embrace the time you have left with your college friends
College is full of bittersweet moments but that won’t stop me from living in the moment.
Kristi Noem’s exit does not end the danger
The former Department of Homeland Security secretary’s exit won’t undo the precedent her policies helped establish.
Who gets to be an athlete?
As an improbable competitive athlete, I believe we can broaden our definition of athleticism.
Love shouldn’t vanish in daylight
When affection disappears in public, it forces you to decide whether almost being chosen is enough.
We must talk honestly about immigration
Avoiding hard conversations shields no one since immigrant communities have to confront the truth.
Redefining ‘nic sick’
Notes from an EMT on vaping, breathing and our tendency to accept future illness to maintain present desirability.
Time moves forward — never backward
Love and memory let us return to the moments we thought were gone, giving weight to what was once ordinary.
Don’t forget your hobbies after graduation
There are multiple steps you can take to stay in touch with your hobbies after graduation.