Archive: The Gnovis Blog
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Behind Juul’s Smoke Screen
By Kate Colwell I love a good meme as much as the next person, especially a fan page of Sophie Turner’s relationship with her one true love, her vape pen. But as I dive into health coverage for gn
Categories: 2020, The Gnovis Blog
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Restriction Mode: How YouTube is Leaving its LGBTQ Audience Behind
By Jill Fredenburg Imagine your favorite Beauty YouTuber stating that he can no longer post weekly videos because he needs to spend more time at his day job. Or your star Pet YouTuber significant
Categories: 2020, The Gnovis Blog
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Spoiled For Choice, or by Choice?
By Mansi Mehta When I’m taking a break from work, I tell myself: just one episode of a sitcom, just one chapter of that new eBook, or just a couple of songs. Barring the fact that I should really
Categories: 2020, The Gnovis Blog
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Getting Uncomfortable, Getting Reconnected
By Nick Genovese When you glance at my iPhone 8 Plus, it looks pretty normal. No apparent cracks or scratches. Just a sleek, slightly bigger than average screen in a Georgetown-themed case protect
Categories: 2020, The Gnovis Blog
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Sport’s Transformation in the Social media era
By Randall Harris Traditional sports media has long held an instrumental role in the consciousness of fans in our society. However, the emergence of social media has led to substantial changes wi
Categories: 2020, The Gnovis Blog
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All Bets Are Off: The Subversive Line-Blurring of Cuphead
By John S. Ehrett Many contemporary video games tout the sophistication and realism of their graphics, but the bestselling title Cuphead—recently released on Nintendo Switch—takes precisely the op
Categories: 2019, The Gnovis Blog
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Women’s Historical Exclusion from Sneaker Culture
By Kash Aboud Despite being frequently trivialized and looked down upon, fashion not only significantly impacts pop culture but is also an important way for individuals to express themselves (Gron
Categories: 2019, The Gnovis Blog
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Nike, Semiotics, and Revolution
By Matthew Lindia Nine words and an image are all it takes to send America into a frenzy these days. Probably less, depending on the choice of text selected. But late last year, Nike tried its
Categories: 2019, The Gnovis Blog
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Cuddly Creatures and Cultural Barriers: The Struggles in Showing My Neighbor Totoro to an American Audience
By Michael Wilson The animated film My Neighbor Totoro, made by the internationally acclaimed Studio Ghibli, is a cultural phenomenon in Japan. The film tells the story of two sisters, Satsuki and
Categories: 2019, The Gnovis Blog
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Are Selfies Selfish?
It’s common practice for an older generation to give the younger generation a hard time. The Boomers have by far gone above and beyond to make sure that everyone knows the awful norms of Millennials a
Categories: 2016, The Gnovis Blog