May 3rd marks the beginning of National Teacher Appreciation Week and, in a year with challenges unlike any other, it’s the perfect time to...
If you are a sports fan or have just been paying attention to current events, you have likely heard that the US Women's National...
Things are really heavy right now. As adults, it seems hard and emotional to process the current world events and watch the war on...
Popcorn. It seems people either love it or hate it, but it is one of the most popular snacks around. You might associate it...
On June 17, 2021, President Biden signed orders making "Juneteenth" the twelfth federal legal holiday. But what is it? Juneteenth is a date to...
Politics and religion don't mix—two things we never talk about. Politics are private, and religion is personal. Trying to mix them will just upset...
Recently, I watched a video where a woman of color shared something that stuck with me: she appreciates shirts that help indicate when a...
While things like school closures, uncertainty with jobs, canceled vacations, and isolation have been tough this year– my biggest struggle has been watching how...
January 6th, 2021, will be one of the defining days of our generation. I have spent more time in the Capitol Building halls than...
Everyone is mourning the loss of Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Gianna as well as the seven other people that lost their lives last weekend....
After spending the last four years studying and preparing for the California state bar exam, Kim Kardashian is finally ready to start planning her...
When the world feels overwhelming, look local. A quick perusal of almost any news or social media site can make us feel as though...
In the early 2010s, "Get Off My Internets" was a popular yet hateful online forum where bloggers were frequently bashed. I was a blogger...
It’s been weeks, no, months, since most of us have been close to humans other than our families. This is for a good reason,...
In + Around Indy
See Circle City: Creek Stomping Around Indianapolis
Growing up in the late 1980s and 1990s, I loved playing in my local park's creek. That kind of unstructured play is something I...
