From boxer to architect
By ALEJANDRO HENRY-JACKSON | Apr. 28The most celebrated architect of his generation never took a single architecture class.
The most celebrated architect of his generation never took a single architecture class.
NASA’s Artemis II mission started on April 1 and concluded on April 10 with four astronauts returning to Earth off the coast of San Diego.
For Pride Week at UB, the LGBTQ Faculty and Staff Association, and the Office of Inclusive Excellence had held a Lunch & Learn event in The Buffalo Room this past Tuesday.
EsDeeKid— a Liverpool rapper who has never revealed his name, shown his face or given an interview —has accumulated 20 million monthly Spotify listeners.
Owens’ approach to fashion was to never fit in, but to redefine it. His work has always challenged traditional ideas within the industry, and his perseverance to stay true to his vision is reflected in a legacy of fearlessness.
Today, Sakha designer Aina Petrova is bringing this ancestral tool into the modern era through her brand, URSUUNA, bridging the gap between tradition and contemporary life.
In 1874, during a snowstorm and behind the walls of a Japanese prison, Yuki Kashima was born with the sole purpose of seeking revenge. Trained from birth to be a skilled assassin, her story of vengeance defines “Lady Snowblood” as a classic of Japanese cinema.
We no longer have the option to be curious because we’re being told what to watch and how to feel about it. The constant promotion of trailers, influencer campaigns, brand deals and merchandise creates a fear of missing out (FOMO) for anyone who doesn’t consume every piece of content.
People tend to accuse you of trying to be “different” whenever you push yourself to try something new. I’ve come to realize that this reaction is rarely about you and more about the limits people place on themselves — they think curiosity is performative.