Emily Chen
Arts & Culture Editor
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Debunking product management myths, vlogging remote and in-person work days, and giving interview how-tos: Scrolling through the TikTok profile of Surbhi Lohia, BC ’19, feels like having a personal tech-industry mentor.
Plug into the virtual world of the 2022 CU Film Showcase: red curtains and seats frame a virtual screen, attendees can join a virtual concession stand with a click, and sound effects substitute live applause and cheers. This year’s CU Film Showcase, hosted by the University Life Events Council, simulated a real theater experience for nearly 50 participants.
Green tinted shadows, warm yellow highlights, and grainy details: the trademark signs of photos taken by clicking the shutter on a disposable camera are making their ways onto many social media feeds. With a tap on a screen, it takes seconds for most of us to capture a memory on a phone, but in 2022, many are now choosing the slower process of analog photography.
Angel Njoku, SEAS ’22, wakes up to the sight of boxes full of silky scarves and crewneck sweatshirts scattered across her dorm floor. These items may one day travel from the mail center in Wien Hall to wardrobes around the world. But for now, they are a testament to the possibility of fashionable plus-size clothing in the face of a fashion industry standard that favors thin bodies.