The 2021 Oscar nominations made history, but how are the films themselves?
Nomadland
While this movie made me feel something, it’s difficult to say exactly ...
STAMPED: Racism, Antiracism, and You is an important novel for young readers.
By Journalism II Student Ellie Crespo.
Unlike most of my peers, I’ve never read ...
The Act starring Joey King is the perfect weekend or spring break binge.
BY SOPHIA HUDSON, '22.
Whether you're a television fanatic or a true crime junkie, Hu...
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...
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...
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...
A review of the second Borat film written and produced by Sasha Baron Cohen.
By Ben Rigney-Carroll, '21.
Written and produced by Sacha Baron Cohen, Borat Subs...
The return of the blockbuster in Christopher Nolan's Tenet.
By Ben Rigney-Carroll, '21.
Seeing a film in a real life theatre right now may not be the first th...
Columnist reviews Steven Soderbergh’s 2011 feature film Contagion.
By James Underwood, '23.
Warning: This film review contains plot spoilers.
As large swat...
