Aishwarya Eathara, Staff Writer
March 10, 2023 • No Comments
The Supreme Court recently heard arguments on the student debt relief plan, which was made to help cancel student loan debt of up to $20,000. Multiple lawsuits were filed against the historical program, leading to the Supreme...
Hilarija Matuleviciute, Staff Writer
March 6, 2023 • No Comments
About 6.5 million people in the United States live with a disease commonly known as Alzheimer's. Among them, 70 percent are 75 years or older, though Alzheimer's is not limited to people within that age group. Alzheimer's...
Zuzanna Konderak, Contributing Writer
March 6, 2023 • No Comments
Over the last several years, machine learning and artificial intelligence have become increasingly more popular. Every day, people are coming up with new ways to use ML and AI while simultaneously creating future products....
Dylan Bago, News Writer
February 27, 2023 • No Comments
Americans typically use the solar Gregorian Calendar, celebrating New Year’s on January 1, with parades and other traditional festivities like fireworks. In Asia, however, several countries use a lunar or lunisolar calendar,...
Samuel Kang, News Writer
February 27, 2023 • No Comments
As the war between Russia and Ukraine continues into 2023 and increases tensions on the European continent, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, more widely known as NATO, was mostly accepting when Sweden and Finland submitted...
“Inside” is a hollow exhibition
Noah Grabianski, Editor in Chief
March 22, 2023 • No Comments
What is the most important aspect of a film? While there’s no single answer to this question, the film Inside has proved that even with a talented (if inexperienced) director, even with the skill and star power of lead Willem Dafoe, a movie will fall apart at the seams without a decent script. Inside begins with a simple, intriguing premise – an art thief’s (Dafoe) heist goes wrong, leaving him locked in an out-of-use...
Welch melts hearts with debut novel
Leslie Farwell, Staff Writer
February 23, 2023 • No Comments
As someone who typically hates YA romance I didn’t have high hopes heading into Love and Gelato by Jenna Evans Welchs. It is a YA romance novel with a hint of mystery written that follows Lina Emerson as she moves to Italy to live with a man who she’s never met per the request of her late mother. Once there she finds out that Howard lives at a cemetery and is in charge of running the museum. Soon after she arrives...
“Infinity Pool” is a futile dive into vulgarity
Sonali Khanna, A&E Editor
February 22, 2023 • No Comments
The pampered one percent seems to be the new favorite punching bag for modern filmmakers, with some prominent examples being recent releases like The Menu, Triangle of Sadness, and now, Infinity Pool. Despite being an easy target to ridicule, films that go down this path usually end up with little to nothing to say past the initial setup. Brandon Cronenberg’s newest film tackles similar themes — with expected...
Chloe Park, Emily Kao, Hanna Oyasu, and Jonathan Kravchuk
December 14, 2022 • No Comments
Chloe Park, Emily Kao, and Hanna Oyasu
October 16, 2022 • No Comments
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