Posted on: March 3, 2023 Posted by: Smaranda Botezatu Comments: 0

Influencers Are Deinfluencing

Influencers are Deinfluencing By Smaranda Botezatu | Magazine | March 3, 2023 Cover Illustration: Smiling woman shopping online. Andrea Piacquadio / Pexels Magazine reporter Smaranda Botezatu reports an increasingly popular “trend” among influencers on social media – deinfluencing. Instead of recommending high-end products, influencers have started focusing more on cheaper options with good quality.  “This is part two of things you just do not need because I have a really bad spending…

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Posted on: March 1, 2023 Posted by: Tess Mavrommati Comments: 0

Sexual and Emotional Frustration in Heterosexual Relationships

Sexual and Emotional Frustration in Heterosexual Relationships By Tess Mavrommati | Magazine | March 1, 2023 Cover Illustration: Couple spending time at home. Alex Green/Pexels Magazine reporter Tess Mavrommati explores frustration in heterosexual relationships in terms of modern gender stereotypes and sexuality. People often talk about struggles they face within heterosexual relationships – either on the internet or with their friends and family. Some people feel like men and women are just…

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Posted on: February 24, 2023 Posted by: Andrea Forssberg Comments: 0

The Sustainable Paradox

The Sustainable Paradox By Andrea Forssberg | Magazine | February 24, 2023 Cover Illustration: A colorful line. Lucas Hoang / Unsplash Magazine Reporter Andrea Forssberg discusses how the fashion industry reduces sustainability to a simple choice between durability and wearability, leaving consumers to pick between longevity and quality or convenience and affordability. We are slowly making changes to follow a climate-friendlier approach to consumption. These changes are great, necessary and show…

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Posted on: February 22, 2023 Posted by: Nina Cerasuolo Comments: 0

(Why) Is Turkey Stopping Sweden and Finland From Joining NATO?

(Why) Is Turkey Stopping Sweden and Finland From Joining NATO? By Nina Cerasuolo | International | February 22, 2023 Cover Illustration: NATO flag with bullets. Marek Studzinski / Unplash International reporter Nina Cerasuolo dives into the diplomatic background and recent developments of Turkey’s opposition to the admission of Sweden and Finland to NATO. “Unless the activities of terrorist organizations are stopped, it is not possible for the NATO membership process to…

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Posted on: February 18, 2023 Posted by: Apostolos Kaniouras Comments: 0

Within One Year, Brexit Slashes European Student Enrollment in the UK by Half

Within One Year, Brexit Slashes European Student Enrollment in the UK by Half By Apostolos Kaniouras | International | February 18, 2023 Cover Illustration: Radcliffe Square, Oxford, UK. 2020. Nikita Ti / Unsplash  Reporter Apostolos Kaniouras analyzes the consequences of Brexit on universities and university students, both in and out of the country.  The academic year of 2021/2022 was the first full year post-Brexit, and British universities have already started feeling its…

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Posted on: February 17, 2023 Posted by: Gisele Weishan Comments: 0

Do Rich Nations Need to Be Held Liable For the Climate Crisis?

Do Rich Nations Need to Be Held Liable For the Climate Crisis? By Gisele Weishan | Magazine | February 17, 2023 Cover Illustration: Flags. Mathias Reding /Unsplash Magazine writer Gisele Weishan discusses the COP27 decision to establish loss and damage funding for vulnerable countries. Weishan examines this decision in hindsight to previous climate agreements which failed to aid developing nations.  The United Nations’ recent COP27 convention saw diplomats from nearly 200…

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