Identity
Sisterhood Echoed Through Creative Solidarity
Maybe writing is, I don't know, like a good sister.
Cheyenne Butler: Miss Twenty Something Helps Us Navigate the World and the Mysterious Orange Juice
As writers, we cannot leave little details like this alone. We are the instigators of the world, attributing meaning to everything. Rightfully so, because this is how we get to the heart of issues that matter. Cheyenne uncovers the lingering truth to a mysterious break up that leaves you wondering…what happened there?
Miriella Jiffar Doesn’t Want Coffee, She Wants to Connect
To be honest, I was quaking in my boots over writing this feature. Miriella Jiffar is far from a scary person, but doing her talent justice is quite a scary feat.
Deconstructing Beauty Standards, Disney Channel Original Movies, and More: A Behind-The-Scenes Look at Cassie Dallas’ Artistry
Behind every lyrical and poetic genius, however, is a growing writer that had to start somewhere too.
Getting Personal (and Political) With Eryn Rhodes
It might seem “obvious” to Eryn that she wouldn’t get the prestigious internship, but anyone familiar with her work knows she’s going places.
No, I Don’t Know What I’m Doing After Graduation
Returning to Grounds as a fourth year, I feel as though life is moving too fast and has suddenly gotten away from me.
If You Liked Disney Channel’s 16 Wishes, You’ll Love My 22 Wishes
One thing about me? I take birthdays very seriously. One birthday in particular, actually—mine.
Eternally,
Dearest,
I watched from the top of the staircase tonight as you gripped the railing on the way down, knuckles white and still bony from the years you let me hold them.
On Year-Old Journal Entries
Summer 2022 was easily one of the best times of my life: weeks spent in the sun and the outdoors, with friends, and a great sense of purpose working for the first time at my childhood summer camp.
Why I Sing: A Family History
My fondest childhood memories involved two simple things: a kitchen counter, and a song.