How Scott Frank’s “The Queen’s Gambit” turns a queen into a sacrifice.
BY MEGHAN BEERY, '21
Gambit: “a device, remark, or opening action with a degree of risk...
After fifteen years, I am ready to be my true self.
BY MATTHEW DORON, ‘23.
I am transgender. If you do not know what that means, I will clarify. Being transge...
How today’s copyright law stifles artistic and literary innovation.
BY JAMES UNDERWOOD, ’23.
Whether we want to or not, we all read “The Great Gatsby” our sop...
Why some music is great and why you should listen to more of it.
By Journalism I student Greta Miller, ‘23.
Great music has the ability to influence society b...
The five most exciting future releases releases we will see from Disney.
By Luke Eriksen, '22.
On Thursday, Dec. 10, Disney unveiled an abundance of new shows...
A review of Season two of The Mandalorian and a small screen return to the galaxy far, far away.
BY Ben Rigney-Carroll, '21.
Courtesy of the wild pop cult...
Three novels that show the experiences of others in the world.
BY REESE PLAGENZ, '23.
Now more than ever, people are looking for ways to learn about the dif...
Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7 and the question it leaves unanswered.
BY MATTHEW DORON, ’23.
The second I heard about The Trial of the Chicago 7, I...
A review of Barrio, a new taco restaurant.
By Luke Eriksen, '22.
Barrio Tacos moved into the space once home to the Winking Lizard on the Corner of W. Fifth A...
Personal pronouns and their importance.
BY MEGHAN BEERY ‘21
Sal went to the store. She bought bananas.
Sam traveled over break. He went to Florida.
I ...
Columnist warns against gathering with friends unsafely during COVID-19 surge and debunks the false belief that hanging out with the same small group of friends...
The hybrid models we have created aren't the best solution.
By Lucy Miller, '22.
It’s no secret that students have been struggling significantly more recently...
