State of Grace: Anyone can see themselves in a Greta Gerwig film
By Grace Koennecke | July 31, 2023You don’t have to be a fan of Greta Gerwig to relate to one of her three films.
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BedPost: What to expect at your first gynecologist appointment
By BedPost staff writer | July 26, 2023Ah, to be a 20-year-old girl. Classes, internships, going out with your friends and having someone shove a metal tool in your vagina and have a little look around in there.
Lately with Layne: Barbie is the movie of the summer
By Layne Rey | July 25, 2023Opinion: The unexpectedly deep themes with comedy and pink all around made “Barbie” a movie for everybody
Brief with Ben: Using the summer to address my issues with summer
By Ben Wilk | July 20, 2023Who doesn’t love the long, hot relaxing days of the summer? I don’t, but it isn’t summer’s fault.
Lately with Layne: Stop shopping from Shein
By Layne Rey | July 17, 2023Small business owners have longed for the day that Shein would be held accountable for stealing designs.
Lately with Layne: Political bias has invaded the Supreme Court
By Layne Rey | July 8, 2023Lately, conservatives are controlling the Supreme Court in unprecedented ways.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: Final Fantasy XVI is a beautiful disaster
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | July 8, 2023For all its many shortcomings, “Final Fantasy XVI” is a blast.
Lately with Layne: The benefits to romanticizing life
By Layne Rey | July 4, 2023Doing small things for yourself can pull you out of the day-to-day rut.
Haylee’s Hub: Ethel Cain’s ‘Preacher’s Daughter’ is a life-changing album
By Haylee Leasure | June 30, 2023Hayden Anhedönia, better known as Ethel Cain is an LGBTQIA+ artist who creates story-driven alternative music.
Twin Takes: Thumbs down for Austin Hedges
By Paul Nern | June 26, 2023The Buccs need to make some changes, and a productive, simple plan could all start with Austin Hedges sitting on the pine.
Claireification: What you need to know about a Supreme Court ruling on Indigenous children adoption and foster care
By Claire Schiopota | June 24, 2023A new ruling supports the adoption of Native American children
Lately with Layne: The Colleen Ballinger situation is a reminder that the internet isn’t perfect
By Layne Rey | June 23, 2023Colleen Ballinger’s scandal is a reminder that social media doesn’t show the behind the scenes actions.
Claireification: Why you should care about politics
By Claire Schiopota | June 22, 2023A political column with detailed explanations on why you should care.
Answers with Ankita: Rethinking veganism's image and practices
By Ankita Bansode | June 15, 2023Veganism has been around for centuries, but modern capitalist movements have led to inaccessibility and misconception around the idea.
Haylee's Hub: Despite the outrage surrounding it, ‘The Little Mermaid’ live-action remake is great
By Haylee Leasure | June 15, 2023The live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid" is actually good, and a lot of the criticisms are unfounded and motivated by hate against the diverse casting. The film feels true to the original while also giving something new to a new generation.
What We’re Watching: The rise of Hollywood’s perfect film studio, A24
By Mia Ashby | June 14, 2023There’s not many film studios that host as many independent, wacky and mind-bending films like A24, and we love them for it.
Lately with Layne: 'Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever)' made something great even better
By Layne Rey | June 13, 2023Noah Kahan is back.
Answers with Ankita: Why I am religious
By Ankita Bansode | June 13, 2023It is crucial to distinguish between the essence of religion and the human failings that lead to its distortion, ensuring that we hold accountable those who exploit faith for their own agendas.
Haylee's Hub: The controversy surrounding Taylor Swift and Matty Healy is completely justified
By Haylee Leasure | June 9, 2023Taylor Swift has found herself in controversy with news of her rumored new boyfriend, Matty Healy. Here’s why the criticism is entirely justified.
Lately with Layne: “Shiny Happy People” is a must-watch
By Layne Rey | June 5, 2023Discussing the docuseries that dives into the dark lives of the Duggar family.
