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Dec 2, 2024 | 
shop.palmspringslife.com | Maggie Downs |Will Cockrell |Olivia Krupp |Ronald Ahrens
Regular price$6.95 / In stock, ready to ship Backordered, shipping soon Palm Springs Life Magazine December 2024It Takes a VillageHow The Living Desert fosters wildlife protection through collaboration and community engagement. Story by Maggie DownsPhotography by David Fouts and Julia GuntherThe Accidental RanchersMike and Linda Rivkin went shopping for antiques one day and wound up buying a historic 400-acre ranch.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
teenvogue.com | Olivia Krupp
Content warning: This article includes explicit descriptions of gun violence. When 22-year old Cayla Chiodo heard the gunshots ring out at the rally near Butler, Pennsylvania, the first thing she thought of was her little sister, Brianna. “I was just trying to get her out of there,” Chiodo said. “I’ve been taught to evacuate.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | Olivia Krupp
After the Trump Assassination Attempt, Some MAGA Teens Are Conflicted About Gun ViolenceContent warning: This article includes explicit descriptions of gun violence. When 22-year old Cayla Chiodo heard the gunshots ring out at the rally near Butler, Pennsylvania, the first thing she thought of was her little sister, Brianna. “I was just trying to get her out of there,” Chiodo said. …
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Jan 17, 2024 | 
wildcat.arizona.edu | Olivia Krupp
When University of Arizona junior Emma Webb started going to raves, it was like love at first sight. For Webb, the rave community is like a world she had always dreamt of, but never found — until she did. Like plenty of other UA students, Webb has found herself feeling more connected to the festival culture than ever. But for her, and other young people alike, the beauty and mystique of the rave community isn’t all that it may seem.
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Jan 9, 2024 | 
wildcat.arizona.edu | Olivia Krupp
Throughout history and generations, young people have often found themselves at the forefront of major social change. Whether it be peace-driven students protesting the Vietnam War, students demanding civil rights or fighting against gun violence within our schools — the desire to remain informed and create change remains timeless within each new generation of young people.
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Nov 26, 2023 | 
wildcat.arizona.edu | Olivia Krupp
SKNRGY Aesthetics, a new cosmetic spa in Main Gate Square, offers botox injections and lip filler and allows University of Arizona students to pay with CatCash. CatCash is a form of student payment that allows for purchases to be made via a student’s CatCard. UA students can digitally deposit up to $1,000 of CatCash to load onto their CatCards, which then can be used like a debit card on campus or at select few businesses off campus.
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Nov 16, 2023 | 
tucson.com | Olivia Krupp
The following is the opinion and analysis of the writer:During my sophomore year at University of Arizona, I spent much of my time sitting in quiet offices with school administrators who looked at me like I was speaking a foreign language. After writing a controversial opinion piece for my student newspaper about a fellow UA student and rising TikTok star, the student leaked my number and personal information on his large platform via a TikTok video.
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Oct 2, 2023 | 
wildcat.arizona.edu | Olivia Krupp
October 2, 2023 In the hierarchy of party schools, the University of Arizona sits proudly near the top. While we don’t take the cake in being the most academically competitive, having the safest campus or even an especially high graduation rate, there’s no denying that the social culture here is unlike any other. That has to count for something, right? On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays (because usually students spare Fridays), the UA undergoes a temporary metamorphosis.
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May 4, 2023 | 
butlereagle.com | Olivia Krupp
When I was a freshman in college, I would attempt to wake up every morning roughly around 6 a.m. to meditate. While half-asleep, I would scan through the various guided meditations on YouTube and finally settle on one that promised me inner Zen. I’d follow this routine with a workout and glass of green juice — all before my 9 a.m. lecture. If I had chosen to film my routine in snippets and place a trending song in the background on TikTok, it likely would have gone viral.
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May 3, 2023 | 
marshallnewsmessenger.com | Olivia Krupp
When I was a freshman in college, I would attempt to wake up every morning roughly around 6 a.m. to meditate. While half-asleep, I would scan through the various guided meditations on YouTube and finally settle on one that promised me inner Zen. I’d follow this routine with a workout and glass of green juice — all before my 9 a.m. lecture. If I had chosen to film my routine in snippets and place a trending song in the background on TikTok, it likely would have gone viral.
