Grace Todd, Campus Carrier copy editor Fast fashion tends to be a buzz word. I have seen many long and short form video essays discussing it and what it means for our society, and although people normally list pros and cons for both sides of the argument concerning fast and sustainable fashion, I can confidently say that fast fashion truly holds only cons. There are … Continue reading Think twice and thrift your clothes responsibly
As a female golfer, I have experienced many negative stereotypes. Continue reading Teeing off on gender inequity in golf: We can do better
Understanding what gender equity means at Berry. Continue reading Gender equity and Berry: We ALL row!
Can we get a little gender equity all up in here? Continue reading Treat me the same, but respect my difference
Can we break free from the screens that saturate our lives? Continue reading Media, Spectacle and Entertainment Enchantment
Some do not recognize eSports as sports, because gaming doesn’t seem to require the same level of physical exertion and fitness that most traditional sports do. But, in terms of spectacle, eSports are absolutely legitimate as sports. Continue reading eSports as Spectacle: Are we chained to the cave wall?
The Supreme Court decided last year that college athletes could sign endorsement deals, trading use of their name, image or likeness (NIL) for money. Continue reading Name, Image, Likeness: College athletes crack open the door to compensation
Student-athletes face pressures to perform well for their coaches and teammates, while at the same time juggling studies and pressures to excel in the classroom. Continue reading De-stigmatizing mental health in college sports
Thoughts on NCAA’s concession to allow endorsement deals for student-athletes. Continue reading Name, Image, Likeness right for college athletes: A good thing?
Rejecting Nike’s and media’s attempts to ‘whitewash’ Black athletes Continue reading Accepting LeBron’s Blackness
