Thursday, October 16 2025

Gen Z Fashion: Intentionally Undefinable

By Delaney Church Emma Smythe, 22, rifles through the endless racks of clothing at the local Cincinnati Goodwill, plucking up a neon graphic tee and examining it with a smile. Distinctly 80s-esque, the pink and purple swirls and patterns will complement the chunky white sneakers she has envisioned for tomorrow’s outfit. On the same rack,

Outline of a young girl holding a spear against a white background. The outline is filled with a nature scene, with trees and a river. Swimming in the river is a bright red dragon.

“Anya and the Dragon” by Sofiya Pasternack 

By Stella Fried As an avid reader, I often define how good a book is based on how much I read in one sitting, and how long it took me to notice how much time had passed. That’s how I know “Anya and the Dragon” is a good book. I sat down on the couch

Renegade Garden: It’s Not Too Late

By Tyler Harbottle There’s a certain joy that comes with having a garden. You take control of the source of your food; even if it’s only for a while. Some garden centers have young vegetable plants still available in July, and some plants will grow from seeds to maturity in less than three months with

Cincinnati Blooms into a City of Color

Cincinnati Blooms into a City of Color

By Delaney Church It’s a Sunday morning in the heart of downtown and the city bustles with Cincinnatians and visitors alike. In the true spirit of summer, sunlight has descended over one hundred vibrant murals that adorn the walls of buildings and once-barren features of the Queen City. “Our city’s limits are carved in hearts,

“Two Tribes” by Emily Bowen Cohen 

written by Stella Fried I came across “Two Tribes” quite by accident. I was straightening up the shelves in the children’s graphic novel section when I noticed a book with a girl wearing a Star of David necklace and a Muscogee beaded necklace on the cover. I was immediately intrigued. Jewish and Native American is

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