Chemical engineer and Mosquers Chair Fatima Faizi channels her passion for film to combat stereotypes of Muslims and Islam with international […]
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Nadia Sirota, Classical Queen
The violist uses her “Meet the Composer” podcast and collaboration with indie giants to challenge classical music’s stagnant place in history. […]
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The Canon: Books to Read In July
Tarot 101, intangible bodies, and a beach bum turned cosmopolitan. By Elizabeth Callen, Daley Farr, Jenean Marie Gilmer, Yana Makuwa ,Celia […]
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The Nordic Theory of Everything: A Q&A with Anu Partanen
The Nordic Theory of Everything demonstrates how Nordic social policies benefit all while remaining true to the American dream. By Ann […]
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The Gendered Politics of Periods
From tackling product transparency to the Tampon Tax, feminine hygiene companies are revolutionizing their industry by creating menstrual products with a […]
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CRWN Magazine Wants Black Women To See Their Humanity
“We’re talking about hair…but we want to push the conversation a little deeper.” By Jade O.Earle Illustration by Grace Molteni Lindsey […]
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The Unfiltered Reality Behind Self-Deprecating Finstas
How the “Finsta” (fake Instagram) trend is normalizing serious social and mental health issues through the guise of self-deprecating humor. by […]
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Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop the Women of the Wall
Women of the Wall prays monthly to protest religious restrictions on women at the Western Wall. By Claire Butwinick On her […]
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Balancing the Books with Emma Straub
In founding her own bookstore, Books Are Magic, Author Emma Straub fights for local booksellers By Emma Gordon When the owners […]
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The Canon: Books to Read in June
Memoirs of food and fashion, Syrian voices, and literary erotica. by Emily Bergslien, Ann Mayhew, Kaylen Ralph, and Sarah Waller I’m […]
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