Collage By Francelis Espinal By Francelis Espinal When one thinks of romantic love, their thoughts naturally flow to one of the five love languages—physical touch, quality time, gift giving, acts of service, and words of affirmation—or to that one person whom they hold dearest to their hearts. This was Björk in 1999 when she got into her new relationship with film director Matthew Barney. When Björk decided to translate intoxicating love chemicals into the love language of sp

Source: IStock By Getty Images By Zoe Walcott The midterms are quickly approaching and both sides of the aisle seem to be feeling the pressure to win big this November. As of now the GOP controls both levels of congress with a majority—8 seats in the Senate and 6 seats in the House—which Republicans are defending fiercely, considering 33 out of 100 Senate seats are up for election in November. Much of the Republican tactics in campaigning this fall can be illustrated in the r

Graphic by Alyssa Beaumont By Sara Outar Everywhere we turn AI is almost always being used. ChatGPT is offering four free months of ChatGPT plus to students, TikTok has an AI chatbot and Google, before just the guide to information, has become the source. At a time when companies are being encouraged to embrace AI, NYC has taken a shocking step in the opposite direction. On Sept. 2nd, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuel placed a one-year moratorium on s