Editors Ardea Eichner and Lauren Miller have a discussion about their artistic endeavors during the COVID-19 epidemic, as well as where to find art supplies, new adventures, and what to do during quarantine.
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Prism editor Ardea Eichner offers a brief update with regard to Prism's response to building community during quarentine for COVID19, then reads a poem from a 2014 edition of Prism to celebrate the spring: Abundance by Gwendolyn Hill
We continue our conversation on interracial and multiracial relationships, and some tips and advice we can offer with from our own experiences!
The topic this episode is on multiracial and interracial dating! Listen to us as we cover food, culture, and identity and the compromises made in interracial relationships!
Hey guys! We are back with season 2 of our making waves podcast! Introducing our new hosts for this season: Andreea, Dianna, Jonathan and Andi! As we continue our recently awarded winning podcast as the best college podcast in the nation by the College Media Awards, get to know our new hosts…
Even though seagrasses occupy less than 0.2% of the world’s oceans, they account for more than 10% of all carbon trapped in the sea. In a world and time where we are producing more carbon than we should be and can manage, making sure that seagrasses are healthy and abundant is extremely pert…
In the finale of the Psychology miniseries, Dr. Frank Bernari returns to talk about his book and the class he is teaching in the Spring: (Psychology 399)-- about the different tools of influence.
This miniseries is all about confidence. In this episode Kase and Dr. Frank Bernari talk about the psychology behind confidence and how it fluctuates between people.
Kase and Ph.D student Mohammed Morad talk about the culture clash that Middle Eastern students experience in the United States.
Editor Lauren Miller and Prism volunteer Julia Zeigler get together in the booth for dead week to discuss some of their favorite TV shows: Bakemonogatari and Castle. They discuss great cinematographic decisions in the shows, satisfying plot lines, and just a hint of nostalgia brought on by TV.
