Gracie Moore

Idealizing a picture-perfect college experience can lead to students feeling limited by pressure to fit certain social expectations.

Waffle House has acquired a cult following among Furman students as an icon of Southern culture designed to fit into small budgets and strange schedules. 

By using clothing as a way to understand those around us, we risk alienating ourselves from potential friendships.

The myth of the Freshman Fifteen negatively contributes to a toxic culture of fear and shame surrounding weight gain.

Aestheticizing academia encourages students to measure themselves against unachievable standards of productivity.