So, if even love can be altered by our ability to communicate it, or rather our language’s inherent structures for it, what nerdy linguistic fun fact can I surprise you with? Have you considered the

At the edge of the University of Texas at Austin campus, sits a small white building, filling in the landscape between brutalist educational infrastructure and the Blanton Museum. From the outside, it resembles a temple, stripped down to its bare form. Its curved ceilings and crisp white limestone, mirror a house taken off the Santorini coast and placed under religious aesthetics. Above its entrance, is a grid of nine colored windows. Each side of the building showcases a spe

should you go back to admire a sentence you've finished reading, or rush to experience the next...

From the wise words of our professor Mr. Michael Bennett, “Grading is a bit of a social construct. It's a way for society to judge or credit something. Evaluation is something we do naturally. We evaluate on a daily basis. When we first meet someone, when we enter a new place, when we taste a new food- we are evaluating. So what purpose does grading serve?” After being hit with a philosophical question towards the very nature of our academic system, you’d think the idea would

You come to learn how the stories we tell hold power, and sometimes in finding yourself others find themselves too.

"There's this study that once you have been friends with someone for seven years you are most likely to...

I put down this book several times...I'll admit this book was not one I found easily read.

There is so much mundanity in not achieving your dreams. Wolitzer manages the unique magic of making this mundanity, vulnerably human.

When the virus reached U.S. soil everything normal in my life disappeared so abruptly that the reality replacing it felt...

how often I forget that my mom was not always a mother. She too was once young with siblings and parents of her own...