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09/01/2021

Hope to see you all stop by this afternoon!

08/30/2021

Hi Everyone! My name is Alex and I am the new head of the marketing team! I am so excited to announce our first meeting of the year! Feel free to check out our website (considermagazine.org) for old editions of the magazine and details about the club. Our first meeting will be held over zoom from 7-8pm on Thursday, September 9th. Here is our zoom link! https://umich.zoom.us/j/98540906604
We hope to see you all virtually!

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12/03/2020

Have you read our latest issue on the GEO strike - Crossing the Picket Line (or not): What did it cost you?

Read at the link in bio!

09/09/2020

Check out our brand new website with a new mini issue on law enforcement on campus!

We also will be having our mass meeting over Zoom tomorrow (9/10) - click the link in our bio to find our zoom link

11/14/2019

Check out our new blog post!

By Caroline Martin Political polarization is a drastic problem in this country. Several weeks ago, it became a crisis. Ellen DeGeneres was spotted laughing with former President George W. Bush at a…

08/01/2019

What are your thoughts on the Detroit Democratic Presidential Debate? Let us know in the comments and check out this insightful op-ed by Consider member, Tuhin Chakraborty!

Former Vice President and Presidential Candidate Joe Biden did well during the Detroit debates, so why can’t we give him credit? By: Tuhin Chakraborty Coming out of the NBC debates in June, Joe Bi…

07/10/2019

Classes may be paused but the Consider Team never stops. Check out Tuhin’s new blog post on Edward VIII for a fresh perspective on history!

By Tuhin Chakraborty To those who watched Season two of the hit Netflix series The Crown or simply know a thing or two about English history, it is clear that former English King Edward VIII, best …

04/04/2019

We're getting excited for the release of our polarization issue! While you're waiting, check out our newest blog post by Consider member Noah!

By Noah Keeler-Seiser ’20 The United States prides itself for upholding reason and popular rule, with a governmental system that allows everyone to give their two cents. Our executives a…

03/20/2019

Check out our latest blog post by publication team member Anni Ball! She shares her unique perspective growing up Asian in a predominantly white town.

By Anni Ball   The streets of Beijing felt foreign to me. Their loud neon lights mirrored the indecipherable, relentless Mandarin bartering, and gazes would stalk our mixed family until the on…

02/18/2019

Our issue release is tomorrow and we couldn't be more excited! Pregame our gameday issue by checking out the new blog post!

By Michael Graf ’22 I’ve been a Michigan fan ever since I was a kid, despite growing up in California. My parents were from Michigan and raised me a Wolverine. In middle school, I would tell …

11/12/2018

If our next issue release has you in suspense, we have the perfect thing to hold you over! Check out the newest post on our blog to learn more about multicultural fashion and let us know in the comments how you express your culture through fashion!

This past September, American supermodel Gigi Hadid took the fashion world by storm by “leading the charge” at Milan Fashion week. What did she wear on the catwalk? Nothing but the finest articles …

10/25/2018

We're getting ready to release our issue about ~fashion~ Get excited by checking out our most recent blog post!

Have a different perspective? Stay tuned for more content every week until the launch of our print issue!

https://considermagazinesite.wordpress.com/2018/10/21/fashion-why-bother/

What is the role of fashion on a college campus? With few exceptions, I say there is none. Yes, professional attire is vital to one’s career. It communicates an air of cleanliness, organization, an…

09/15/2018

Some of the og issues, courtesy of the Bentley Historical Library. 34 years later, we’re still committed to constructive debate and encouraging readers to CONSIDER!

04/10/2018

Be on the Diag this Thursday from 11am to 4pm to find out where students go after hours.
Because there’s more to do on campus than go to skeeps.

04/03/2018

SpringFest is tomorrow!

Make sure you don’t miss your opportunity to read our issue, “How has music mattered?” and win some cool prizes!

Pick up your “Guide to SpringFest” on the Diag tomorrow, anytime between 11 am and 4 pm! We can’t wait to see you there.

04/02/2018

10 THINGS TO DO AT SPRINGFEST:
1) Pick up a copy of Consider!! There you will find your "Guide to SpringFest" which includes a map to help easily navigate the day and cool info about Music Matters!
2) Have a blast at the Louis the Child and Lost Kings concert that night!
3) Take a picture with the Consider Magazine, add it to your Insta story, and visit the Consider table for a prize!!
4) Eat your heart out at the delicious food trucks
5)Explore Startup Village, where student innovations are displayed
6) Read Adam Seltzer's article in Consider about how music matters to him!
7) Visit the beautiful ice sculptures, created by our ice carving team!
8) Read Kayla Ladis' article in Consider about how music matters to her!
9) Visit the identity showcase, which emphasizes the Detroit community
10) Shop at pop-ups, including Bivouac, PATOS, and the York Project

03/28/2018

In anticipation of the launch of our next issue, "How has music mattered?" as well as the upcoming SpringFest event hosted by MUSIC Matters, we have a new blog post! Check out Cameron's awesome personal anecdote as to why music matters to him.

https://considermagazinesite.wordpress.com/2018/03/28/music-matters-on-a-personal-level/

MUSIC Matters Presents SpringFest 2018

The first real song I ever heard (not some little kid nonsense) was “Love Me Do” by The Beatles. My first favorite song was “All My Loving,” also by The Beatles. I was 5 years old, and my dad was p…