Viola Davis Reaches EGOT Status
By Crystal Olague || Contributing Writer Last weekend, the 65th annual Grammys show took place, and one of the main events that occurred was Viola Davis reaching EGOT status. In…
Phillip’s Museum Spring Exhibition: Bill Hutson
By Teagan Durkin || Contributing Writer The posters appeared on a Wednesday. A collection of four, laminated and colorful, with distinct titles that all proudly advertise the Phillips Museum’s new…
Movie Review: Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
By Zach Long || Contributing Writer In late December of 2022, DreamWorks’ fan-favorite feline fighter returned to theaters after over a decade away from the spotlight. Puss in Boots, the…
Student Directing & Scandalous Day Jobs: Kendall Lipham & the Wonder of 9 to 5
By Sarah Nicell || Editor-In-Chief Upon entering the realm of 1970s office attire, Dolly Parton-esque rhythms, and a student-run liberal arts college theater, one may not expect to laugh out…
Album Review: Dancing with the Devil…The Art of Starting Over
Olivia Pinilis || Contributing Writer Since 2008 when Demi Lovato became a household name following their role in Disney’s Camp Rock, I have been beyond inspired by her willingness to…
Netflix Cancellations
By Laura Manis || Contributing Writer Television. The best way truly to push your worries aside and truly immerse yourself in any fictional world of your choosing. What is most…
Crystal’s Corner: Ninth House Book Review
By Crystal Olague || Contributing Writer For this week’s book review, I wanted to talk about Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo. This book is a dark academia fantasy fiction novel…
Glass Onion Review: How Does it Compare to Knives Out?
By Emily Hanson || Arts and Leisure Editor In 2022, the highly anticipated Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery released briefly in theaters. The film shot over to Netflix pretty…
Crystal’s Corner: Better Than The Movies Book Review
By Crystal Olague || Contributing Writer One of the newest romance novels to hit the shelves is Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter. This young adult romance follows two…
Sacrilege: Pairing Beiler’s and Mean Cup?
By Teagan Durkin || Contributing Writer You know them. If you don’t, everyone from your suitemates to the person who keeps burning ramen at 2:00 AM knows them. The logos,…
F&M Foodies: Izzo In Italia
A Note from the Editors: We are delighted to introduce our newest column, F&M Foodies, where we will feature members of the F&M community who are avid cooks, experimental bakers,…
Taylor Swift’s 3 AM Bonus Tracks
By Rohail Spear | | Managing Editor At 3 AM on October 21st, after releasing the album Midnights, Taylor Swift released seven more tracks, dubbing the collection Midnights (3am Edition).…
Alvvays Updates Shoegaze With a Retro Twist on New Album “Blue Rev”
By Lexi Weaver || Copy Editor Canadian indie pop band Alvvays has been making waves since 2014, with hit song “Archie, Marry Me” cementing the band’s hazy, dreamy style. Led…
Taylor Swift Delves Into Some Dark, Dark Dreams on the Excellent “Midnights”
By Rohail Spear || Managing Editor After two critically acclaimed alternative albums, Taylor returns to pop with Midnights, an album about love, revenge, and her darkest, deepest insecurities. The album’s…
Book Review: Ugly Love
By Olivia Schmid || Social Media Manager I know what you’re probably thinking – how do I go from reviewing my favorite self-help books on the market to writing about…