Volume four of Michelle Castano’s makeup-related series….Continue Reading The Way I Make Up: Volume Four
The Way I Make Up: Volume Four
Food Review: Ovlo Eats
Editors Michelle and Anabel, along with fellow foodie Priscilla, review Ovlo Eats restaurant! …Continue Reading Food Review: Ovlo Eats
Why the Notre-Dame de Paris Matters to the Masses
In the aftermath of its burning, Anabel Sanchez explores the history and the meaning of the Notre-Dame cathedral….Continue Reading Why the Notre-Dame de Paris Matters to the Masses
Should Marching Band be considered a sport?
Just how challenging is Marching Band?…Continue Reading Should Marching Band be considered a sport?
The Way I Make Up: Volume Three
In this third installment, we explore The Ordinary’s skincare line….Continue Reading The Way I Make Up: Volume Three
Social media and devices: Is connecting disconnecting us?
Anabel Sanchez Online Editor If you walk into a classroom or a waiting room, the chances of you finding someone fiddling on their phone is higher than not. The pull of YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and the endless array of other social media platforms draws in everyone from 12-year-olds to seniors. Approaching twenty…Continue Reading Social media and devices: Is connecting disconnecting us?
The Way I Make Up: Volume Two
Michelle Castano Editor in Chief In present day, the beauty industry is a multi-million-dollar industry. Makeup, skincare, haircare, you name it and items are flying off the shelves. In fact, cosmetics company, Tarte states that their cult favorite makeup concealer is sold every 12 seconds. Makeup collections are being launched daily, whether it be Milk Makeup’s…Continue Reading The Way I Make Up: Volume Two
A divine panel on Black Greek letter organizations
Stephanie Sylvester Copy Editor History Professor Dr. Robert Morris hosted an event Thursday, Feb. 28 in efforts to raise awareness of the roles the nine Black Greek-Lettered sororities and fraternities play in communities worldwide. The panel consisted of five intellectual sorority and fraternity members who spoke eloquently to students and faculty members on their experiences….Continue Reading A divine panel on Black Greek letter organizations
Throwing shades: Are makeup brands diverse enough?
Anabel Sanchez Online Editor After decades of frustration, beauty companies have finally turned a new leaf. Makeup lovers of color are finally seeing the results of years of pleading to beauty brands to include more shades that fit them. Whether it be in Sephora, Ulta, Target, or Walmart, when one turns to the beauty…Continue Reading Throwing shades: Are makeup brands diverse enough?
The way I makeup: Volume 1
Michelle Castano Editor-in-Chief The age of the influencer. The age of the Instagram model. Ten years ago, we wouldn’t have imagined that these trendy hobbies would be become lucrative careers. Within the beauty industry, we are seeing beauty bloggers collaborating with well- known makeup brands. Most recently, Colourpop Cosmetics launched a loose pigment…Continue Reading The way I makeup: Volume 1