As a budding comic with her own web series and a growing following online, Liz Miele is killing it. She started writing her own jokes at 14 and since then has been on various tours such as “Nobodies of Comedy” and recently wrote a produced a YouTube web series called “Damaged.” Miele also has her

For LGBT Americans, Donald Trump’s impending presidency is more than an uncomfortable conversation at dinner. They’re worried for their basic human rights. And that might sound like an exaggeration, but it’s not. Here’s why. 1. His Anti-LGBT “First Amendment Defense Act” This basically just says that if you claim to be uber religious, you can discriminate against

When I signed a lease this time a year ago to live with five other girls that I wasn’t best friends with, I was excited and terrified. I couldn’t wait to move out of my freshman dorm, but an off-campus house without any RAs or parents could have turned out horribly. Luckily for me, it didn’t.

When I used to feel my heart rate rise and my stomach knot in high school, I would watch “Friends.” My anxiety wasn’t bad — it was relatively common. It never prevented me from doing anything, I never took medication, I never missed out on typical high school experiences. I would be slightly unhappier at