What is postmodernism?

Your education at this institution has been defined by a circular chase for a single concept. You’ve used it in four papers, without knowing what it means. You hesitate to ask for its definition, for fear of simultaneous ridicule and psychological rupture. You yearn to…

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The complicated reasons why millennials aren’t buying homes – and where students fit in
Left Facing Red For Rent Real Estate Sign in Front of Beautiful House.; Shutterstock ID 73089739

The complicated reasons why millennials aren’t buying homes – and where students fit in

Reports of how millennials are “killing real estate,” along with diamonds, chain restaurants and cable television, are everywhere. According to Australian real estate mogul Tim Gurner in a May 2017 interview with 60 Minutes, young people are more interested in buying avocado toast and coffees…

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Alum Jeb Lund talks freelance journalism, online personas and his huge Twitter following
“Jeb Lund’s Twitter header photo has been a collage of his face photoshopped over Jeb Bush since before the election.”

Alum Jeb Lund talks freelance journalism, online personas and his huge Twitter following

Jeb Lund (‘97) is known for being both serious and comedic. His work as a writer is political, careful and consequential in tone. His Twitter account, on the other hand, with over 70,000 followers, often ranges from topically humorous to downright absurd. Of course, he’s…

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III Points: a review and recap of Miami’s premiere music festival
III Points still managed to hold on to its roots while expanding onto the international scene.

III Points: a review and recap of Miami’s premiere music festival

Miami’s III Points music, arts and technology festival sold out at its Wynwood venue on the weekend of Oct. 13, delivering three days of eclectic but approachable electronic music, hip-hop and undefinable art. Now in its fifth year, the festival saw its biggest growth yet,…

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Bike shoppe or boys club? Campus cyclists address inclusivity
The Bike Shoppe is often a popular location for socializing, a factor that can impact the resource's perceived accessibility.

Bike shoppe or boys club? Campus cyclists address inclusivity

  Bicycles can be intimidating, from the mechanics to the culture to the physical ability required of simply riding. For the campus bike repair co-operative, the Bike Shoppe, student TAs are trying to change that sense of intimidation - and make the space more inclusive…

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CIW Women’s Group launch mobile museum campaign on sexual violence in agriculture
Farmworker women launch “Harvest without Violence” campaign to end sexual violence in Wendy’s supply chain. (Photo courtesy of Student Farmworker Alliance)

CIW Women’s Group launch mobile museum campaign on sexual violence in agriculture

The Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) women’s group has announced a new education and action campaign called “Harvest without Violence” to address issues of sexual harassment and assault against women farmworkers. The campaign is part of the broader Boycott Wendy’s movement.   For this campaign,…

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