The Daily Free Press

The trouble with Netflix

By Lynn Chu • April 28, 2022

For me, personally, the only thing Netflix has going for it at the moment is its originality.

Bubble Burst: The not-so-teen drama

By Lydia Evans • January 20, 2022

Hiding the reality of adolescent life from teenagers doesn’t encourage them to live better. It only prolongs the inevitable.

Wear Me This: Leather is an unlikely key to sustainable fashion

By Sujena Soumyanath • October 18, 2021

Leather — the classic villain of environmental welfare — could serve as example of how to consume fashion sustainably and mindfully.

Wear Me This: If you’re tired of seeing Docs, bad news, they’re the face of what fashion means today

By Sujena Soumyanath • October 12, 2021

To me, the lasting popularity of Doc Martens represents something larger about the way fashion is moving.

Wear Me This: Dark Academia could be the answer to the very problem it romanticizes

By Sujena Soumyanath • October 4, 2021

Dark Academia romanticizes an exclusionary era of higher education — but could it also present a way of making these spaces more diverse?

Spotlight on Society: Understanding eating disorders when entertainment doesn’t

By Emma Shapiro • April 22, 2021

Shows need to be respectful toward individuals who are struggling with eating disorders.

REVIEW: ‘Broken Hearts Gallery’ contrived and tired, but light-hearted and fun

By Sarah Wager • September 16, 2020

The film portrays the classic rom-com formula with a bit of a fresh spin, and the results are bittersweet, comical and sometimes disturbing.

RYAN: Netflix is ruining television

By Sara Ryan • September 10, 2015

Like most college students, I have a healthy relationship with my Netflix account. It has expanded with seven seasons of “Gilmore Girls,” three seasons of “House of Cards,” and a Breakfast or two...