The Prattler

09/22/2019

This past Saturday, September 20th, young people — along with the invitation of concerned citizens of all ages — hit the streets in leading a massive global effort to call pressing attention to the state of our planet and the climate crisis. As climate change at this stage is no longer a matter of “if” and now a matter of “when,” these strikes serve as a historic moment in the future trajectory of our planet. All of this precedes the UN Climate Summit beginning this week. More strikes are to be held September 27th.

Photographs by Pratt student in the streets of Manhattan.

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05/30/2019

May: The Moon — Katie Vogel returns with insight and poetry in the latest installation of her ongoing Tarot column. Find the full series at PrattlerOnline.com 🔮

05/28/2019

Trevor Wheeler details the MTA’s severe inaccessibility in their new web article “Taking Up Space,” also relaying the city’s recent initiatives to reform transportation in ways that acknowledge and respect disabled people. Read the full article at PrattlerOnline.com 🚉 (Image by Aaron Cohen)

05/27/2019

Need a TV show to binge now that the semester is over? Abby Leighton is here to tell you why My Mad Fat Diary is the way to go! Find out why on PrattlerOnline.com 📺

05/11/2019

still hitting us with facts even from the grave. Happy last weekend at !

04/24/2019

Do our iPhones track everything we say? Are there subliminal messages hidden inside children's cartoons? Abby Leighton encourages us to question everything in her latest article, "Nothing Is As It Seems." Check it out now on PrattlerOnline.com 👽 (Image by Jooyoung Park)

04/04/2019

“Do you feel like you aren’t being heard even when you do speak? Do you feel like you don’t know how, or where, to stand in solidarity and allyship? If so, the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) invites you, your friends, and the entire campus community to an event.”

03/30/2019

How do you help a roommate who may be struggling if you’re not close with them? Anna Bronson has ideas in her newest installation of Ask Anna — available only at PrattlerOnline.com! (Image by Whitney K. Davis)

03/25/2019

It may be a terrible train, but it’s OUR terrible train. 💚 another stellar comic by — reporting live from 📍

03/21/2019

“Your roommate has more chances than anyone else to kill you, which is not to say that they will, but that you should treat the relationship with respect.” Anna Bronson returns with a new ASK ANNA! Today’s topic: how to handle messy roommates. Read the full column at PrattlerOnline.com 😷 (Image by Whitney K. Davis)

03/18/2019

Don’t forget to call your Mom (but maybe meditate first)! Thanks for another Sunday Comic 💯

03/12/2019

Looking for love this season? Your search stops with Spotify. Read Amber Liu’s piece praising Spotify’s unconditional love and support at PrattlerOnline.com! (Illustration by Maura Kelly)

03/12/2019

Happy spring break from and everyone here at the Prattler! 💛🖤

03/08/2019

From the creation of YouTube to Jake and Logan Paul, Oliver Ray explores a new form of reality TV with society's latest obsession: the vlog. Check out the full article on PrattlerOnline.com! (Image by Madeline McKowen)

03/05/2019

Anonymous asked the Prattler: “What is love?” It’s no easy question, and there’s no one answer—that’s why Anna Bronson has many! Read all about the ways we can love each other at PrattlerOnline.com 💗 (Image by Whitney K. Davis)

03/04/2019

Have you heard that a spirit haunts the Willoughby elevators? Or that Pratt cats see ghosts in the engine room? Check out Elizabeth Wing’s new paranormal themed Suggested Adventure — perfect for a spooky snow day! 👻

03/02/2019

Anonymous asked the Prattler: “How do you help a friend who doesn’t help him/herself?” Anna Bronson returns with answers in a new installment of Ask Anna! 📲

02/24/2019

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02/22/2019

You sent in your Valentine’s questions, and we’re here with answers! First up: you’re interested in someone, but they seem unapproachable. How do you initiate a conversation? Anna Bronson has ideas at PrattlerOnline.com 💘 (Image by Whitney K. Davis)

02/17/2019

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02/11/2019

In her latest piece, Mallory Pearson reflects on her experience being critiqued by artist Julie Heffernan and how this affected her approach to folk and feminist artmaking. Check out the full article at PrattledOnline.com! (Artwork by Mallory Pearson)

02/11/2019

Elizabeth Wing returns with another “Suggested Adventure” — this time, it’s tacos and poetry in the Bowery! Head to our website for the full scoop 📲 (Photo by Aaron Cohen)

02/03/2019

This week’s Sunday Comic is best read with a scalding cup of tea!

01/28/2019

“Suggested Adventures” is a new column by Elizabeth Wing in which she compiles sights and activities all over NYC to create a themed day of exploration for you to enjoy! Her first installment, “Pretending to be Posh on Madison Avenue,” is live on our website now! 📍 (Illustration by Sue Lee)

01/27/2019

Comic queen is back for another semester at Pwatt, this week with friendship advice! Don’t forget that you can find a catalog of previous comics through the link in our bio! 🗃

01/27/2019

Looking to strike gold? Ian Kelley digs into Jacques Audiard’s “The Sisters Brothers,” a riveting cinematic take on the American West. Read the full review at PrattlerOnline.com! 🤠 (Graphic by Jooyoung Park)

01/15/2019

Thanks for another semester of journalism — we hope you have a fantastic break! Love, the Prattler. 💙❄️

01/11/2019

Get for the Lit. Bar! Aliza Pelto introduces this new Bronx-based bookstore-wine bar hybrid in her newest article — available now at PrattlerOnline.com! 📖🥂

01/05/2019

Introducing a new series — tarot readings by Katie Vogel! Tune in every month for new insights on her process, and go check out the first installation: January, The Magician. ✨

12/17/2018

Are you staying in the city over break? Waiting a few days to go home? Getting back to Pratt early? Then our extra-special Winter Bulletin is for you! You can read about New York's most exciting events of the next month at PrattlerOnline.com 📲 (Photo by Samuel Herrera)

12/16/2018

Thanks for another semester of brilliant Sunday Comics — and for your audacity in assuming students shower! 🚿

12/09/2018

“Art is a subjective field, yet the people making a career out of their work are the white majority.” Carly Tagen Dye discusses the lack of representation for Hispanic and Latino artists, exclusively in our newest print issue. (Illustration by Ami Cai)

12/07/2018

Can horror go too far? Melanie Carlstad critiques NYC’s Blackout Haunted House in our newest print issue — grab a copy while you still can! (Illustration by Danielle Fleites)

12/02/2018

Sunday Comic: cafeteria edition by 🍴😛

11/29/2018

ISSUE II - SAFETY & ACCESSIBILITY - OUT NOW!
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11/11/2018

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11/07/2018

Ian Kelley interviews Chris Bolman of Nameless Network to understand their newest NYC pop-up: The Museum of Pizza. Read all about it at PrattlerOnline.com and make sure to head to the museum before it packs up on the 18th! 🍕(Illustration by Sarah Inman)

I’m sure you’ve seen them on your feed: made-for-Instagram spaces are taking over the social media landscape. These installations seem to be popping up all over the place, from L.A.’s Happy Place to N.Y.C.’s Egg House, and these ‘Instagram Museums’ are the latest craze that’s redefinin...

11/06/2018

ISSUE II - SAFETY & ACCESSIBILITY - COMING SOON ⚠️
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11/06/2018

🍫 Love chocolate? So do we! Check out Aliza Pelto's article about Raaka aka Brooklyn's own Wonka Chocolate Factory! Read it now in ISSUE I! 🍫
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