Michelle Santiago Cortés

It is truly the worst time to be leaving school. For one, any plan of having a Booksmart-inspired summer party before leaving for university is shot, and s

These have been — and will continue to be — trying times.  Cottagecore was once a subculture and youth trend, but shelter in place orders made ent

Never before — at least in our memory — has the word “house” carried so much meaning. At the dawn of the pandemic earlier in the year, we s

Despite the bans, sales, and acquisitions, TikTok remains a hallowed oasis for today’s overwhelmed youth, however fleeting these spaces tend to be. W

Twitter is banning thousands of accounts linked to QAnon content for violating the platform’s terms and conditions, specifically its rules against ta

After a much-criticized reopening in mid-July that was followed by a record spike in COVID-19 cases, Orlando, Florida’s Disney World remains open. Th

On 7th July, the Washington Post reported that, at the time, one in every 100 Floridians was infected by COVID-19, no doubt due to the state’s liberal re

Up until yesterday, Aunt Jemima touted its history with pride. On the brand’s website, the “Our History” tab is proudly displayed, in it,

Despite our assumptions, the internet is simply just an extension of the real world. As in the real world, while “Renegade” and “Say So&#

Brands big and small have resorted to the celebrity endorsement since time immemorial: You sacrifice a small amount of your product for the greater cause o

As adults, we yearn for the days spent in pyjamas, feasting on cereal in front of the television.  Given the circumstances of lockdown, sometimes, the

Back in March, one of my favorite aunts shared a Facebook post with our family group chat on Whatsapp: “The pH of the virus of corona ranges from 5.5 to