Lauren, a rhetoric major, discusses how our communication is undeniably influenced by our environments and unique cultures.

Nondiah discusses five nuanced dishes of Kenya that characterize its culture.

Raihan discusses the true value of doing a social media "photo dump" every once in a while to relive old memories and be relatable.

Kinjal encourages us to foster our inborn creativity and constantly make connections and innovations.

Teshi, a student in India, explores how and why India can be considered a developing superpower, as well as any limitations it faces.

Dounia gives us a historical recap of the many dialects in Algeria.

Kat, of Greek heritage, shares her grandmother's special recipe for Koulourakia, a Greek pastry.

Nadine, an Egyptian native, talks about Egypt's oldest celebration called Sham El-Nessim.

Dounia talks about the Chedda dress, which is a bridal dress that symbolizes cultural continuity within the Tlemcen community.

Nadine gives us a fascinating recap of the characters and stories in the classic collection of tales, One Thousand and One Nights.