1. An investigation into the intersection of food politics and disaster movies
2. Reviews of reviews of hair products on Amazon as short-form creative nonfiction pieces
3. Interviews with notorious Club Penguin trolls
4. How do changing trends in ceramics affect the mainstream film industry? An ongoing discussion
5. Close-reading of six paper marbling manuals from the 1700s
6. A series of anecdotes about your cat
7. A visual column wherein Arts board members are photoshopped to look like their alter egos
8. A biweekly diatribe in the style of YouTube comments
9. Poetic Justice: the acid trip cyber podcast
10. An analysis of five text messages from the cute boy in English class
11. A serialized work of fiction set in the future, where the Crimson has been taken over by artificial intelligence
12. An illustrated genealogy of each arts exec organized by attractiveness
13. A Choose Your Own Adventure set in the Crimson building after-hours
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