Lately with Layne: Analyzing the Nashville shooting coverage
By Layne Rey | Apr. 3, 2023Media plays a significant role in how details of crime are spread, and this case has been interesting.
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Haddy the Hebrew: The stress of Passover
By Hadass Galili | Apr. 2, 2023While Passover won’t start until the evening of April 5, preparations for the holiday are well underway and are about to come to a close.
Kickin’ with Kyra: ‘Daisy Jones and The Six' is a story told like no other
By Kyra Dapore | Apr. 2, 2023With a book, a TV show and an album, this story has been told three different ways.
Politics and Pop Culture: Trans people aren’t the issue, guns are
By Brianna Tassiello | Apr. 2, 2023A shooter took to a Tennessee elementary school and murdered six people.
Cat’s Cradle: Disney’s upcoming ‘Elemental’ has potential to be a great Pixar film
By Benjamin Ervin | Mar. 30, 2023The continuously creative Pixar.
What We’re Watching: The surprising success of series installments
By Mia Ashby | Mar. 29, 2023A wide range of films have been released in 2023, from independent break-out pieces to typical high-budget action flicks, and further installments of already existing films. Unexpectedly, the films continuations of certain series seem to be marking themselves as the best new films to come out this year.
Talking Points With Taylor: Why you should eat less meat
By Taylor Henninger | Mar. 29, 2023The agriculture industry is responsible for a notable chunk of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions and meat production falls in this category. The environmental impact is a great reason to rethink your meat-eating habits.
Obert Opines: Battle royale for the next James Bond
By Bobby Gorbett | Mar. 28, 2023The Thunderdome is closed. We need a bracket.
Cat’s Cradle: Jacques Cousteau, from adventurer to activist
By Benjamin Ervin | Mar. 28, 2023Why you should know about the adventurer Jacques Cousteau.
On the Ball: The Reds are bad, but maybe not as bad as you think
By Robert Keegan III | Mar. 28, 2023Despite the Reds continuous poor performance, 2023 is a year where things could turn around.
Politics and Pop Culture: Taylor Swift is back on the road and more enchanting than ever
By Brianna Tassiello | Mar. 28, 2023Swift City hosted Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour opening night.
People and Planet: Keep an eye on the ICWA
By Megan Diehl | Mar. 27, 2023The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 kept countless Indigenous children out of abusive boarding schools previously run by the U.S. government aimed to strip them of their identities. Now, it may be overturned.
Lillian’s Lowdown: Ohio needs more abortion access
By Lillian Barry | Mar. 27, 2023Ever since the overturning of Roe v. Wade, reproductive rights across the country have been diminishing. Ohio needs to start protecting them.
Haddy the Hebrew: Dissecting Ye’s 'apology'
By Hadass Galili | Mar. 26, 2023As usual, there is a lot to dissect in Ye’s post, so let’s dive in.
Cuestiones con Cruz: What did Selena do for Mexican Americans?
By Alyssa Cruz | Mar. 26, 2023With the anniversary of her death approaching, one cannot understate the power Selena Quintanilla Pérez had in shaping Tejano music, as well as her status as a Latina icon.
Twin Takes: The Pittsburgh Pirates will be less dog water than normal
By Weston Nern | Mar. 26, 2023My bet on the Pirates.
Haylee's Hub: No, I don’t want to make an Etsy
By Haylee Leasure | Mar. 24, 2023Productivity is a tricky topic and the constant push of monetizing hobbies can drastically change one's relationship with the said hobby.
Talking Points With Taylor: The Willow Project Sadly Approved
By Taylor Henninger | Mar. 23, 2023The Biden Administration approved the Willow Project to drill for oil in Alaska after months of pushback from environmental scientists and the public.
Lately with Layne: Let’s talk about The Eras Tour
By Layne Rey | Mar. 23, 2023Taylor Swift is back and better than ever.
Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Vayikra
By Hadass Galili | Mar. 23, 2023This week’s parshah is “Vayikra,” which means “and He called”.
