The first publication of its kind, Gravity Magazine celebrates Black creati...

Layomi Adeojo - February 26, 2021

Between the racial justice reckoning of last summer and the subsequent Black Lives Matter protests, news outlets and social media platforms alike were flooded with what seemed like endless graphic videos and images of Black trauma. Sophomore Julian Crosby took this as an opportunity to provide Black students an outlet.

‘So You Want to Talk About Race’ author discusses her book, imp...

Layomi Adeojo - February 22, 2021

Oluo opened up about the 2012 death of Trayvon Martin, citing the apparent lack of outrage and devastation as a reason she started writing.

UM student creates virtual museum showcasing rich history of Black leadersh...

Layomi Adeojo - February 15, 2021

“I want this museum to be not a substitution for a Black space on campus, but a prototype of something on campus where other students can see Black excellence," said Taylor Washington, the junior engineering student responsible for the exhibit.

“Hair Love” celebrates Black hair, the Black family

Layomi Adeojo - December 15, 2020

There are more than enough stories about Black suffering, but “Hair Love” shifts the conversation by showcasing Black people simply existing, and being happy while doing it.

TikTok, Cardi B and voter registration: How politicians are turning to soci...

Layomi Adeojo - November 5, 2020

Although social media is just one factor, it has played a great role in motivating people to go to the polls or send their mail-in ballots. Most importantly, it has inspired voters all over the country to participate in democracy and ensure their voices are heard.

More than just a chick flick: Why ‘Mean Girls’ is a cinematic m...

Layomi Adeojo - October 3, 2020

Maybe the comparisons to African wildlife were unnecessary, but they do convey that high school drama seems ridiculous when put into perspective. The way both Regina and Cady rise and fall from fame reveals just how superficial and insignificant high school popularity is.

A beginner’s guide to virtual learning

Layomi Adeojo - September 18, 2020

Learning through Zoom may seem like a daunting task, but there are ample ways to be just as successful in your online classes as you are in a classroom. Here are some tips that will help ease the transition to virtual learning:

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Layomi Adeojo

Layomi Adeojo is a senior from Leesport, Pa. double majoring in psychology & English literature and minoring in creative writing. She started writing for The Hurricane as a freshman and is excited to return as the Arts & Entertainment Editor. Involved in campus life, Layomi is also a President’s 100 Tour Guide, a Dean’s Ambassador, a leader in Inspire U Academy and a research assistant with the SHINE lab. As A&E editor, she looks forward to uniting her love for people, storytelling and the arts.