Communication, Culture, and Technology
It’s official. Georgetown University will be conducting virtual classes until the end of spring semester. Georgetown has joined universities like Stanford, Harvard, and the University of Washington in attempting to...
When I’m taking a break from work, I tell myself: just one episode of a sitcom, just one chapter of that new eBook, or just a couple of songs. Barring...
The Super Bowl LIV Halftime Show was one for the books. It had everything a bicultural 90s kid and cyberfeminist like me would want: medleys from two of my childhood...
Remember Colin Kaepernick? How could you forget? He’s the only professional football player who seems to cast a longer shadow when he’s on one knee than when he’s standing behind...
At first, Katie and the player exist in a horror story. A thunderstorm welcomes them to a mansion where lights flicker and the floorboards above them creak heavily. As the...
As a CCTer pursuing a Certificate in Latin American Studies, I had the privilege of being selected as one of eight students to participate in a summer abroad program in Santiago,...
The animated film My Neighbor Totoro, made by the internationally acclaimed Studio Ghibli, is a cultural phenomenon in Japan. The film tells the story of two sisters, Satsuki and Mei,...
This piece requires knowledge of Hegel’s master/slave dialectic, wherein Hegel claims that the fundamentally human quality is not the desire for survival but the desire for recognition.(i) Dialectics: Who decided...
Despite being frequently trivialized and looked down upon, fashion not only significantly impacts pop culture but is also an important way for individuals to express themselves (Gronow 99). Moreover, through...
Kevin and Zach return to the booth for Episode 2 of the CCTea podcast, this time welcoming a guest feature: Kimberly Marcela Duron, the assistant editor-in-chief of gnovis! This...