Journal of Modern Social Perspectives
Campus safety is more than sending alerts after something goes wrong. Students think about safety when walking at night, attending parties, navigating harassment, dealing with mental health crises, or deciding […]
» Read moreStudents often talk about lack of sleep like it proves dedication. Pulling an all-nighter can become part of campus culture. People compare how little they slept before exams, as if […]
» Read moreToxic productivity makes rest feel like failure. Students know the feeling of finishing one assignment and immediately worrying about the next task. Even breaks can become optimized: a walk for […]
» Read moreFriendship after high school can be harder than people expect. In school, friendship often happens through proximity. You see the same people every day, share schedules, and build routines without […]
» Read moreThe Social Penalty for Not Drinking In many cultures, drinking is treated as a normal part of adult life. It is built into celebrations, networking events, first dates, office parties, […]
» Read moreRepeating Patterns in the Evolution of Film Ivy Chen Films changed the way people experienced stories and culture. Before movies, most [2.1][3.1]entertainment was live theater or music.[4.1] The digital filmmaking […]
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