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 and Text by Carmen Garcia Gallego . Timeless Doors . There is some inherent beauty in doors that other places simply cannot capture. When I look at doors, I think about all the times I have opened and closed them without really noticing their appearance. It is so interesting how little attention I pay … 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
Photography and Text by Remy Haber . Rally ‘Round . The first thing you notice at a Bernie Sanders rally — apart from the adorable yet terrifying bomb-sniffing dog — is a distinctly earthy smell permeating the venue. It’s the combination of musk, cologne, sweat, and the unmistakable odor of marijuana. Objectively, this is a … Read more
Photography, Text and Video by Leniqueca Welcome . Black Men for Bernie . At the Bernie Sanders Rally held on Wednesday, April 6th at the Liacouras Center, Temple University, Philadelphia, among the substantial turn-out— highly diverse in age, gender and ethnicity—there was a very vocal and highly visible group (due to their large RV) … Read more