The Outlook • 22nd April 2025

Class is dismissed: Best graduation scenes in film - The Outlook

Graduation caps are thrown into the air, symbolizing new beginnings. Gowns are worn, and smiles reflect the achievement of earning a degree or diploma. Pictures are taken to capture the monumental moment. For the class of 2025, this will soon become a reality. For those graduating in the upcoming years or thinking about high school graduation, there are movie scenes that enhance the experience.


“High School Musical 3: Senior Year” (2008):The graduation scene from “High School Musical 3: Senio...

The Outlook • 16th April 2025

College student star: Ley Soul makes her mark in R&B and soul - The Outlook

C alming melodies that soothe the mind and tranquil lyrics define the music of Chicago-based R&B/Soul singer-songwriter Ley Soul. As a college student, she redefines neo-soul by drawing inspiration from artists such as Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, and Kadhja Bonet. Her jazzy voice and dreamy ballads create an out-of-body experience.


Although her discography consists of only five tracks, her unique music style offers a refreshing experience for neo-soul listeners and makes each song memorable. Sou...

The Outlook • 2nd April 2025

Lauryn Hill’s influence on the Hip Hop and R&B community - The Outlook

Lauryn Hill, a multi-talented artist born in Newark, NJ, rose to prominence in the 1990s as a rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, and actress. Her groundbreaking album, “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,” not only earned her global recognition but also played a pivotal role in popularizing the fusion of hip-hop and neo-soul, earning #1 on Apple Music’s “100 Best Albums” list.


Hill is celebrated for her innovative approach to music, artfully intertwining the rhythms of hip-hop with the...

The Outlook • 1st April 2025

Sasha Keable: Rising star from South London - The Outlook

Sasha Keable, a singer-songwriter hailing from South London, has been making waves in the music scene since 2013. That year marked her first significant recognition as she featured in several singles, including DJ Zinc’s “Only for Tonight” and Disclosure’s “Voices.” Her unique style, combined with her Colombian heritage, adds a rich authenticity to her artistry, allowing her to express her identity. With a dynamic voice, emotionally raw lyrics, and a musical range that spans trip-hop, classic R&...

Welcome to the World of Perspective • 31st March 2025

The Importance of Balance in Work, Social Life, Relationships, and School

In our fast-paced world, achieving balance often feels impossible. As we juggle various responsibilities—such as work, social engagements, relationships, and academic duties—it becomes increasingly important to find harmony in managing these aspects of our lives. Achieving balance enhances our productivity and is crucial to our overall well-being.

Welcome to the World of Perspective • 25th February 2025

Bonny Ramirez Exhibit “Cattleya” in The Newark Museum of Art

Bony Ramirez is a self-taught multimedia artist from the Dominican Republic who currently resides and works in New Jersey. His artwork explores the surreal aspects of Caribbean life, creating images that resonate with Caribbean and non-Caribbean audiences. Additionally, his work reflects Western European painting traditions, allowing for a critical examination of the colonial influences that continue to impact the Caribbean today.His artwork's themes are prominently featured in his exhibition, "...

Welcome to the World of Perspective • 19th February 2025

First Generation Students

According to the First Gen Project, about 54% of undergraduate students in the United States of America are First-Generation Students. To be considered a first-generation student means your parents did not complete a four-year college or a university degree. Being the first to do something can be challenging to navigate, especially when it comes to college. You enter a new chapter of your life, leading to your career and discovering a new part of yourself.

The Outlook • 12th February 2025

‘90s love songs: The essence of romance - The Outlook

The melodies of ‘90s love songs capture the essence of beautiful romance. The heartfelt vocals and compassionate lyrics intertwine, tugging at our heartstrings and leaving many today yearning for that ‘90s type of love. These songs sound genuine, embodying what a beautiful relationship should feel like. Whether you’re in a relationship or not, the love songs from the ‘90s inspire you to passionately sing every word for that special someone. The lyrics remind you of your loved one, highlighting w...