Should you eat at The Wizard of Za? Na
BY LUKE ERIKSEN, ’22. GRAPHICS BY LUCY O’BRIEN, ’22.
The Wizard of Za is a reservation-only pizzeria on 4214 N...
Columnist accepts, rejects and waitlists books about college admissions.
BY MATTHEW DORON, ’23. GRAPHIC BY DAPHNE BONILLA, ’22.
Before you read my op...
Cameron Mitchell’s first Mexican Restaurant
By Luke Eriksen, '22.
Cameron Mitchell is no stranger to the food scene in Columbus, but his first Mexica...
Columnist shares her love for the series A Court of Thorns and Roses.
BY JOURNALISM II STUDENT GIA STELLA, ’24.
Beauty and the Beast is a classic fairy tale t...
The faults and successes of the new series.
BY MEGHAN BEERY, '21
While books such as “The Hunger Games,” the Divergent trilogy and classics like “The Gr...
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...
