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Professional Climber Maiza Lima Knows What’s In a Name

The climbing community has grappled with discriminatory route names and other issues for years. So rising star Maiza Lima named her own.

Delta Variant Prompts Parents, Students, and Teachers to Speak Out

A Georgia professor resigned on the spot. Stanford RAs are striking. The delta variant is putting the regularly-scheduled back to school season under pressure.
The same bedroom in four vignettes: a student's first day, winter break, prom night, and graduation. For many, these formative experiences unfolded remotely during the 2020-2021 school year.

The Class of 2022 On Their Lost Years

“We hardly know what we are doing, and we’re faced with the constant question of whether or not we’re doing enough.”

Educational Earworms: The Interlude’s Back 2 School Playlist

A record a day keeps the exam anxiety away!

Weird and Wonderful School Supplies to Match Your Aesthetic

Why compromise your ~aesthetic~ for school?

First Day Out of a Pandemic? Try Dyeing Your Hair Pink

Accelerating fashion cycles, TikTok trends, and the pandemic have changed attitudes about dress codes and personal style.

Five Video Games to Help You Start The School Year Right

Nothing like escaping reality for a couple of hours to get back into the groove of things.

Welcome Back 2 School: An Editor’s Letter

On learning and schooling as The Interlude enters its sophomore year.

Inside the New Virtual Arts Organization Created for Artists of Color

The Collegiate Association for Artists of Color aims to provide community.
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