Last Saturday, nearly 20 LGBTQ+ folks chose to start their day with yoga at Reunion Chicago’s Queer Care Day. The event space’s floor-to-ceiling windows let..
Growing up, I loved going to the grocery store with my mom. It was a place full of excitement – the endless aisles were filled..
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With his longish, wavy brown hair pulled back, Dolan captured the attention of a small crowd of twenty-somethings gathered around the dining room of his..
At some point in the history of humanity, we began forming groups. In our earliest iterations, humans grouped together for survival: for gathering food, raising..
Sleepless nights, obscene amounts of coffee and ramen are often considered to be essential to the busy college lifestyle. Among the stress and exhaustion, an..
The purchase of a daily coffee might normally be a guilty pleasure, a routine or a financially irresponsible pit stop. Most people do it anyway...
It was March of her senior year at Columbia University, and Rachel Casto wasn’t feeling like herself. She was overwhelmed with school, and her current..
Diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2001, seasoned journalist Jane Pauley didn’t publicly talk about her mood disorder for three years. It was in 2004 when,..
The butterfly effect is the theory that any small event, such as the the flutter of a butterfly’s wing, affects the outcome of the universe...
