With the Covid-19 vaccine already rolling out to almost half the U.S. population, there is a lot of hope that soon the world will feel more normal. As it gets a little bit warmer during these next few months, people may feel more inclined to partake in outdoor dining with a few friends.
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Dopamine, Smartphones & You: A Battle For Your Time
With the Covid-19 vaccine already rolling out to almost half the U.S. population, there is a lot of hope that soon the world will feel more normal. As it gets a little bit warmer during these next few months, people may feel more inclined to partake in outdoor dining with a few friends.
Eye Matter: A New GenZ Brand Fighting Suicide One Hat at a Time
With the Covid-19 vaccine already rolling out to almost half the U.S. population, there is a lot of hope that soon the world will feel more normal. As it gets a little bit warmer during these next few months, people may feel more inclined to partake in outdoor dining with a few friends.
Goldmine – Gen Z Rapper & Creative with Fresh Beats Out of Philly
The Promly Garden continues our new music series highlighting Gen Z singers, song writers, and musicians that have recently released music. Brain Golden (Goldmine) is a 20 year old musician in Philly who started singing when he was in high school and has now released multiple singles including “Top of the Building” and “Rocky,” onContinue reading “Goldmine – Gen Z Rapper & Creative with Fresh Beats Out of Philly”
A Recent Grad’s Perspective: Things I Wished I Had Known Freshmen Year
It’s almost that time of year again; it’s so close you can almost smell the sweat of dads or moms carrying heaps of luggage up dorm staircases. It’s Move In Day. Incoming freshmen: between last minute trips to Bed Bath and Beyond and parents taking awkward pictures with your new roommate, here are some thingsContinue reading “A Recent Grad’s Perspective: Things I Wished I Had Known Freshmen Year”
A Cultural Shift Towards Compassion – the GenZ Reaction to Simone Biles’ Decision
The decision by Simone Biles to withdraw from the U.S. Olympic team competition to prioritize her mental health was met with a lot of criticism – however, it also resulted in an outpouring of empathy and praise. Not surprisingly, the more sympathetic side of the issue tended to come from young social media users. PeopleContinue reading “A Cultural Shift Towards Compassion – the GenZ Reaction to Simone Biles’ Decision”
Five Lessons I Learned From Season Two of Too Hot to Handle
Do you remember the beginning of quarantine? America’s Gen Z was obsessed with Tik Tok, Netflix specials, and tie dying everything in sight. Trends came and went, but one stayed relevant now, a year later. Last year when we were all quarantining at home Netflix came swooping in with multiple shows to help ease ourContinue reading “Five Lessons I Learned From Season Two of Too Hot to Handle”
Can I go to College Without Financial Help?
Can I go to college without financial help? First off, YES YOU CAN go to college without financial help. I want that to be known right away before you begin to read any of these tips. It is possible to go to school and pay for it yourself. It will be hard, very hard, butContinue reading “Can I go to College Without Financial Help?”
Shoutout to Leaders that Lead
With the Covid-19 vaccine already rolling out to almost half the U.S. population, there is a lot of hope that soon the world will feel more normal. As it gets a little bit warmer during these next few months, people may feel more inclined to partake in outdoor dining with a few friends.
Why Bo Burnham’s New Special is Worth Your Time
If you’ve been on TikTok recently, you’ve probably heard a few trending sounds from Bo Burnham’s new Netflix special “Inside.” The special came out on Netflix on May 30, 2021 and ever since it’s been trending on social media and been the topic of many Gen Z conversations. What about this special hit so closeContinue reading “Why Bo Burnham’s New Special is Worth Your Time”