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Boyfriends, Balenciaga, and the strange comfort of finding self-worth in something beautiful, reliable, and easier to carry.
Imagine what it would feel like to actually listen to those comments telling you to go touch some grass. Your eyes adjust to sunlight instead of blue light. Your feet find solid ground instead of a spot on the couch. Your hands move freely rather than refresh your feed. See? Life beyond a screen is slower, quieter, and quite nice.
Isabella Butler, a graduating senior in Drexel’s Fashion Industry and Merchandising program, invites D&M Magazine behind the scenes for an exclusive first look at her thesis collection, “PHL Threads.”
For college students balancing classes, work, and personal growth, adulthood can feel overwhelming. Creating short-form videos became an unexpected tool for building organization, discipline, and self-reflection as I figured it all out.
From contemporary love stories to romantasy and sports romance, this beginner’s guide breaks down the most popular romance subgenres, explains spice levels, and shares must-read book recommendations to help you fall in love with romance novels.
Dinner receipts, produce stickers, tea bags, you name it – junk journaling helps you capture your daily activities and small moments in a way that feels real and personal.
Are you feeling the burnout of 5+ hours of screen time? Do you want to put your phone down but don’t know how? Be gone brainrot and get crafty instead!
Rentboy, one of Philadelphia’s most compelling emerging musicians, shares his 8 hottest takes in this candid feature. As the sole force behind the project, he offers takes on life, identity, creative independence, and the energy driving live performances.
Spring has arrived in Philadelphia. From kayak rides and flea markets to cereal lattes and rooftop movie nights, these 25 local spots are perfect for rediscovering the city.
