If you’re a senior, you know that possibly the worst question someone could have asked you in the last six months is: “What are your plans for after graduation?” • Art ℅ Tyler Spangler
How Young, Marginalized Groups Can Face Roadblocks on Their Path to Mental Health
In a dream world, we’d all have access to the mental health care we need and not adding that to our list of stressors • Art ℅ Jesse Draxler
Why You So Obsessed with Me: Hozier, Lesbianism, and Finding Joy in the Midst of Chaos
We’re premiering our series on obsessions with a piece looking at Hozier, Lesbianism, and Finding Joy in the Midst of Chaos • Photograph ℅ of Hozier
For Your Reflection & A Playlist: Heard It in a Past Life
Our writers continue to share just how they hold their pasts close to their heart, whether through a certain song (featured in our collaborative playlist, featured at the bottom of this piece), a past memory, or simply a way of being
Where Do You Go If Your Queerness Doesn’t “Fit” : The Circle
the Circle revealed that how well our social media personas perform have a lot less to do with who we are, but how we present ourselves • Photo ℅ Entertainment Weekly
Intersectionality in The Immigrant Experience
Having lived in three different countries, home has always been malleable for me. That might be an odd word to use to describe home, but I’ve never fully felt part of any body politic • Photograph ℅ Simple Citizen
Heard It in a Past Life: Accepting My Queerness Through Love and Loss
You are queer. You will fall in love with men and women. It will be messy no matter who it is • Art ℅ Real Fun Wow!
Camp Thirlby's Guide to Navigate the Depths this Pisces Season
This season means feelings, nostalgia, and daydreams, and it means it now • Illustration ℅ Annika Bjerke
Hulu’s High Fidelity Brings a Refreshing, Black and Bisexual Take on The 2000 Classic
A show that weaves systematic issues through universal experiences of love, loss, and an excellent soundtrack • Photo ℅ Hulu
Heard It in a Past Life: Embracing Vulnerability in the Wake of Trauma
When I started college, I traded in my cloaked darkness for snarky self-awareness • Photo ℅ Rosanna Jones
A Hidden Disorder: ADHD as a Woman
ADHD is an incredibly misunderstood neuro-developmental disorder.• Illustration ℅ Jacobin Magazine
Heard It in a Past Life: My Trans Body Inside and Outside Sports
You deserve respect, visibility, and celebration • Art ℅ Jeffrey Cheung
Camp Thirlby’s Guide to Exploring Your Kinky Side
Some may shame this type of sexuality and say it isn’t “normal” for people to participate in — and maybe that’s true for some. But it’s also hot for others • Photo source unknown ℅ Pinterest
Caroline Calloway: a Cautionary Tale in Self-awareness
She is unapologetically attention-seeking, and extremely self-involved, but deeply and almost shockingly lacking in self-awareness • Photo collage ℅ Buzzfeed
Heard It in a Past Life: A Lesson in Letting Go
There’s no way for my present and future to be freed of my past if I still let exes linger • Photograph ℅ Tate Modern
Honoring My Body’s Needs: Tracing My Journey with Chronic Back Pain
I felt a lot of anger and frustration toward my body’s constant ability to cause me pain, and this caused me to revert back to my past beliefs that my body was not good enough • Art ℅ Kim Frohsin
Heard It in a Past Life: Dishonesty During Therapy
Why do so many of us who go to therapy lack the ability to be completely honest? • Collage ℅ Richard Vergez
Not Your Muse: How 2019’s Alt-Pop Musicians Redefined Womanhood
The icons that these women pay tribute to serve as anchors of identity; ways to retell a woman’s narrative with a woman’s tongue. As they relearn themselves, they’re allowed to ask: does being a muse give you the space to actually be a woman? • Photograph of FKA Twigs ℅ Collater.al
The BMI is Bullshit: What Diet Culture Doesn’t Want You To Know
Diet culture tries to trick and manipulate your body, but in response, your body will improvise, adapt, and overcome all to keep you safe • Art ℅ Jeffrey Cheung
Heard It in a Past Life: A Queer Complication of Time
When I see my past selves, I simultaneously miss and reject them. I struggle with seeing myself in several dimensions. I am stuck only seeing the “before” and “after,” the “repressed” and “thriving” • Art ℅ Studio Olafur Eliasson