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‘Scrubs’ is the ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ for everyone who isn’t pre-med

By Grace Donahue • March 1, 2021

“Scrubs,” a medical “drama” that doesn’t take itself too seriously, has easily become my comfort show in my first semester of college and 2021 in general.

Running is my release

By Maya Frankel • March 1, 2021

The only way to reach my goals and release this unnecessary stress is to run — to run until every ounce of worry leaves my body.

Tattoo advice: What it’s actually like to get a tattoo

By Veronica Thompson • March 1, 2021

There are a lot of things to consider when getting a tattoo, and the procedural aspects are even more difficult to understand — you can only understand it after you have been through it.

March Horoscopes (warning: they’re not legit)

By Sophia Yakumithis • February 25, 2021

Horoscope for March 2021

If you miss ‘Lizzie McGuire,’ you should watch ‘Ally McBeal,’ and other recommendations

By Emma Simonoff • February 24, 2021

TV recommendations for when you're nostalgic for your favorite childhood shows.

‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’

By Maya Frankel • February 22, 2021

The storyline was cute, but of course, in a cheesy way.

Six activities to try in your final weeks of winter

By Julia Furmanek • February 22, 2021

Yes, the days are getting longer, evenings brighter, but winter is still upon us. Here are some indoor activities to keep you occupied until spring comes to the rescue.

Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy snubs expose racial biases

By Sophia Yakumithis • February 18, 2021

Because of apparent racial biases, musicians have taken to social media to call out the Recording Academy’s decisions. One of the most well-known manifestations of this is in the career of Kendrick Lamar.

Best Boston Black-owned restaurants

By Khadijah Khogeer • February 17, 2021

In honor of Black History Month, I compiled a list of restaurants in Boston to try out to support local eateries that are also Black-owned.

Black content creators to follow on YouTube

By Emma Sánchez • February 14, 2021

It’s Black History Month, and also the month of love. So why not give some love to Black content creators this month by adding a new YouTuber to your watch list?

Cinephilia: ‘Lovers Rock’

By Andrew Harwood • February 12, 2021

“Lovers Rock” tells the story of young love, thrills and Reggae set during the span of a house party in West London in 1980.

Ask Sophia: Valentine’s Day

By Sophia Yakumithis • February 11, 2021

Here are some universally applicable tips guaranteed to spark romance and spice up your world this Valentine’s Day.