Chappell Roan appeared on Saturday Night Live Nov. 2. After performing her beloved song, “Pink Pony Club,” she debuted a new song, “The Giver.”
I think most kids in small towns grow up wanting...
When discussing video games that set a benchmark for the medium, “Silent Hill 2 (2001)” comes up frequently. With its iconic setting, horrifying monsters and dark storytelling, “Silent Hill 2”...
Alex Mendoza, Assistant News Editor
• November 5, 2024
In this day and age, we get our information through technology and social media outlets, whether that information is true, false or open to discussion. We take things either too literally or with a grain...
As the presidential election approaches, people are mainly surrounded by the Republican and Democratic parties’ campaigns, but learning about the views of those outside the election can also be informative...
Halloween is fast approaching, and so is the need to fill our candy buckets with treats. To celebrate the Halloween season, our staff shared some of their favorite candies.
Ian Young, Editor-in-Chief
Skittles...
“NO TITLE AS OF 13 FEBRUARY 2024 28,340 DEAD,” released Oct. 4, is the eighth studio album by legendary post-rock band “Godspeed You! Black Emperor.” GY!BE is a band that has established post-rock...
Brooke Shaden’s art show “Samsara” will be displayed in the Kenneth P. McCutchan Art Center Gallery 1 until Oct. 20.
She is one of the most recognized modern photographers because of her exhibition...
“Yard Times” is an art exhibition featuring mixed media artwork by artist Amanda Smith. Smith works as a senior lecturer in painting at Indiana University.
The show opened Sept. 3 and will be on...
Fall is my favorite season of the year, and I dive into the fall spirit the minute the temperature drops below 80 degrees. Cooler temperatures allow me to break out the warmer clothes from my closet, especially...
I attended a performance of JackHeifner’s “Vanities” in the Helen M. Mallette Studio Theatre Sept. 27.
The three-act play, set in the 1960-70s, follows three young women, Kathy (Rayn Miller),...
This year’s Banned Books Week, held Sept. 22-28, is an annual event that highlights the value of free and open access to information. Launched in 1982, the event was in response to a sudden surge in...
Banned Books Week is an annual campaign that brings attention to the number of banned or challenged books in schools and libraries. Typically held during the last week of September, Banned Books Week stresses...
