Culture

photo credit: Taylor Guzek High school hallways are prone to catching on to trends quickly. Typically, it’s a new fashion fad or new TikTok slang word on everyone’s lips, but recently it’s hit mobile games […]

photo credit: Mackenna Miller Since 1976, the celebration of black history has been extended to the whole month of February. During this month, Americans focus attention on the contributions and triumphs of African Americans in […]

photo credit: Mia Harrington In Central Ohio, seeing a group of Amish people in public can be a rare sight. Many people stare, take pictures or even claim how much they adore Amish people, but […]

photo credit: Samira Kandarahi Someone new to the Hindu culture and traditions walks into the Columbus Convention Center on Oct. 5 and was immediately thrown into an environment of fun and dancing with friends and […]

photo credit: Mackenna Miller The next pandemic, the Covid-19 repeat: that’s what everyone is calling Monkeypox, but is it the next Covid-19? Monkeypox, otherwise known as Mpox, is spreading faster than ever. Monkeypox first originated […]

photo credit: Zion Clifton McDonalds: the No.1 fast-food chain in the world. Based in the United States, the quick service restaurant was founded in California in 1940 by brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald according to […]

photo credit: Zion Clifton Home and school (and for some, also work) are just about the only places people spend their time. While these are such vital places for many, it is still important to […]

photo credit: Ella Kirk Mardi Gras. French for Fat Tuesday is a holiday that takes place every February.  The holiday is celebrated with carnivals and food throughout the week leading up and day of the […]

photo credit: Natalia Favila Inacua “Tim McGraw” was released in 2006, sparking the beginning of country singer Taylor Swift’s career. In 2014, “Shake It Off” was released, shifting Swift to the pop music scene. In […]

photo credit: Hiya Patel Just imagine almost 1.4 cubic feet of marble, which is slightly bigger than a refrigerator. This was how much marble was used in the construction of the  BAPS Akshardham Temple, in […]