Lifestyle
Matthew Reichenbach
Student Journalist
United States of America
Just getting through life; one story at at time. Sophomore Journalism and Media Analytics major at Elon University.
United States of America
Just getting through life; one story at at time. Sophomore Journalism and Media Analytics major at Elon University.
Lifestyle
I've always been known to be a detailed oriented person; I crave legitimacy. Whether it be with my everyday life or my love life, I find great comfort in knowing where I stand and why.
Lifestyle piece on LGBT Pride Week at Elon accompanied by shoot with drag queen Everclear
It's that time of the year. The birds are chirping, the sun is out, and a strange sense of crippling anxiety about the next year is starting to set in, specifically about housing. As a freshman here at Elon, moving out of my small, compact dorm in Brannock Hall in May will be beyond stressful for me.
By: Matt Reichenbach Sometimes I believe that Elon is haunted. Not by evil spirits or ghouls that run around at night terrorizing students, but ghosts - lots and lots of ghosts. I'm not talking about the typical ghosts you see in the movies or the classic bed sheet with eye cutouts on Halloween; I am...
By: Matt Reichenbach, Assistant Style Editor If you're anything like me, New Year's resolutions are overhyped and seem to exist only so you can: A) lie to yourself for 5 minutes after you make them and B) tell people you made a few. I love the idea, but in practice, resolutions are about as useful...
By: Matt Reichenbach People have always told me I have no eyebrows. Up until about a year ago I wouldn't have paid any attention to the scathing comments of my belligerent haters but one day, they got to me. With my best friend at my side, we entered the once forbidden land of Sephora, and...
By: Matt Reichenbach When I told my roomie I was going to take pictures of myself in fitness tights, the words "Uggs", "pumpkin spice latte" and "Lululemon bag" were tossed around. I rolled my eyes and headed out of my dorm confident, cool and collected on the outside but embarrassed - like, cheeks-on- fire, hands over my eyes...
By: Matt Reichenbach If you're anything like me, convenience is key. Growing up in a Washington D.C. suburb definitely has its perks: a somewhat functioning metro, tons of great shops and restaurants, a very diverse population, and most of all, sprawling urban centers that feature great places to socialize and spend days exploring.
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