Sustainable Fashion: Cleaning up a Polluted Industry

Article by Georgina Cammayo | Photography by John Morin | Owl Staff A survey in Huffington Post claims that the average woman has $550 worth of unworn clothing in her closet. Factor in an environmental perspective, and that’s about $550 spent on unused items by one woman alone. Fashion is a multi-billion-dollar industry that is … Continue reading Sustainable Fashion: Cleaning up a Polluted Industry

The YouTube Revolution: Using Social Media for Social Change

Article by Faras Aamir | Photography by John Morin | Owl Staff Immediately after the crowning, the 2014 Miss America pageant winner, Nina Davuluri, was harassed across many different social networks by dozens of Americans simply for being an Indian American. Tweets and racial posts were sent out by outraged viewers, mostly reminding everyone that … Continue reading The YouTube Revolution: Using Social Media for Social Change

Baltimore to Big Time: The Rise of Bishme Cromartie

Article by Laurise McMillian | Owl Staff Move over Michael Kors; there’s a new designer making his mark in the fashion industry, and his name is Bishme Cromartie. The 23-year-old Baltimore native was aware of his passion for fashion at a very young age. From cutting up socks for doll clothes to curating his own … Continue reading Baltimore to Big Time: The Rise of Bishme Cromartie