In a post-pandemic world that we have not yet reached but inch closer to every single day, will the social norm be to keep a mask on, or to take it off? 2021 is looking promising. The economy is makin
2021 college graduates emerge to a new world: How should they feel?
The first step to becoming the strongest version of oneself is sheer confidence, self-sturdiness, and awareness of the fact that there is something you can do that NOBODY else can do. Nobody knows thi
Did the COVID-19 pandemic make us more creative with cooking?
Whether you want to admit it or not, the COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected people’s lives in many ways- and that includes a chef’s cooking habits as well as yours. In this article, th
Kenzo Takada dies of COVID-19. His impact on fashion will forever be felt.
The Japanese designer living in Paris has passed away due to COVID-19 complications while in an American hospital.
Welcome to Stiami! Steinway Street was a little too lit last weekend
This past weekend, large crowds flooded Steinway Street in Astoria. Following complaints, Mayor de Blasio and Gov. Cuomo will enforce stricter rules.
Why foreign college students are worried about their US education
Foreign college students in the US are worried right now, and for good reason. Many students are facing the possibility of being deported.
The COVID gray zone: My take on the quarantine aftermath
States have begun to open back up but I’m not exactly jumping back into the swing of things. The quarantine aftermath is a lot to deal with.
Looking for a virtual getaway? A digital cure for your summertime sadness
Don’t worry, there’s no need to be disappointed. Here are some resources for you to have a perfect virtual getaway this summer.
A convergence of crises: Why Yemen needs international aid and coverage
Yemen, one of the poorest countries in the Middle East, is being ravaged by a global pandemic and a civil war, among other issues.
The stage in the digital age: How theaters are adapting to the COVID crisis
Here are ways some theaters and performing arts groups are taking the stage to the digital age and adapting to quarantine.
