Photography and Text by Renee Chin Lee . As I ventured north on the mainland of Trinidad, I stopped along the way. Bending back around the windy road, the jeep came to a gradual stop. Onward I walked to a simple something that caught my eye. It was not the Hot Spot nor the leather … Read more
Posted on May 1, 2016 by Tony Ward . The first time I met Kathryn Brooks it was pouring rain outside Addams Hall at the University of Pennsylvania. I was impressed that she drove all the way from her home in Kutztown, Pa. to model for my fashion class at the Penn campus on a … Read more
. Photography and Text by Megan Lane, Copyright 2016 . Women and Trump . “It’s 2016! Sexism doesn’t exist anymore!” . When Donald Trump first announced his candidacy, I, like many others, thought it was a joke. He is a reality TV star. He’s used to saying all the ridiculous things that come out of … Read more
Photography and Text by Zoe Yun Zou . Being colonized for nearly three centuries, Spain had many impacts on the culture and art of Mexico. In Mexico City, intricate facades, open courtyards with fountains and Baroque cathedrals all speak of their Spanish origins. However, just like how Mexicans fought for independence in 1812, with colorful … Read more
Photography, Video and Text by Soraya Hebron . “Philadelphia Berning” . As the second term of the United States’ first African American president, Barack Obama comes to a close, citizens of the nation are rallying for their favorite candidates for the 2016 presidential election. In the few weeks leading up to primary elections, candidates … Read more