Obert Opines: 'Harry Potter' is the greatest movie series ever
By Bobby Gorbett | Mar. 20, 2023The Harry Potter movie series has some great moments, but just as many stupid moments.
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Haddy the Hebrew: Goodbye, Chaim Topol
By Hadass Galili | Mar. 20, 2023But Topol was much more than an actor or a singer– he was an enigma.
On the Ball: The World Baseball Classic is nothing short of classic baseball
By Robert Keegan III | Mar. 20, 2023The World Baseball Classic championship game will take place on Tuesday at 7 p.m. and if you’re a baseball fan, you won't want to miss it.
Butchering Language: The Big East basketball tournament
By Matthew Butcher | Mar. 9, 2023What the Big East’s evolution has meant within the grand scheme of conference realignment.
Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Ki Tisa
By Hadass Galili | Mar. 9, 2023This week’s parshah is “Ki Tisa” which means “when you take.”
Lillian’s Lowdown: The Florida book ban doesn’t protect students, it hurts them
By Lillian Barry | Mar. 9, 2023Gov. DeSantis insists that the ban on certain books is to protect children, but it only causes harm.
What We’re Watching: What makes an adaptation of a video game to film good or bad?
By Mia Ashby | Mar. 8, 2023When there’s an announcement of a new film or series based on a video game, usually studios are met with anticipated disappointment from potential viewers even before the project’s release. Why?
Kirsten’s Kismet: Should Netflix have already released a docuseries about the Murdaughs?
By Kirsten Abbey | Mar. 8, 2023As Netflix continues to pump out docuseries, how do audiences discern between human interest and sensationalism?
From the Editor’s Desk: Fill your Spring Break with ‘The Post’
By Ryan Maxin | Mar. 8, 2023We have lots to offer during your week off.
Twin Takes: MLB rule changes are good for the game
By Weston Nern | Mar. 7, 2023Baseball fans, grow up. Rule changes are the future.
Cat’s Cradle: The painted world of Aleksandr Petrov
By Benjamin Ervin | Mar. 7, 2023How a Russian animator’s 30 seconds in the spotlight cemented his legacy.
Politics and Pop Culture: Video of workplace abuse calls for change in food service environment
By Brianna Tassiello | Mar. 7, 2023Video captures man verbally abusing drive-thru workers, behavior that’s too common in the workplace.
Haddy the Hebrew: Queen Esther Was Not A Victim
By Hadass Galili | Mar. 6, 2023Esther is the hero of the story and of the Jewish people, so why are people calling her a victim?
On the Ball: New MLB rules will draw in more baseball fans
By Robert Keegan III | Mar. 6, 2023The new rule changes coming to the MLB have been questioned by fans but in the end we will all benefit from gaining more baseball fans as a result of the increased pace of play.
Cat’s Cradle: 50 Years of ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’
By Benjamin Ervin | Mar. 5, 2023Why Pink Floyd’s groundbreaking album remains relevant 50 years on.
Lately with Layne: Honoring all women this Women’s History Month
By Layne Rey | Mar. 5, 2023Intersectional feminism is the necessary way to approach a celebration of women.
Keeping up with Kendall: Doja Cat’s new hair (or lack thereof)
By Kendall Bergeron | Mar. 2, 2023The general reaction to Doja Cat’s new look is reflective of the sexism and mental health stigmatizations that our society still holds on to.
What We’re Watching: Music’s influence on a film
By Mia Ashby | Mar. 2, 2023Have you ever been enjoying a film but in the climax of a moment, it falls flat because a cheesy ‘80s song starts playing? Movie ruined.
Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Tetzaveh
By Hadass Galili | Mar. 2, 2023This week's parshah is “Tetzaveh” which means “command.”
Kickin' with Kyra: The new season of 'You' and how the seasons have aligned.
By Kyra Dapore | Mar. 2, 2023Season four of “You” is a big shift from its first three seasons.
