Haddy the Hebrew: Quebec’s ‘Secular Law’ Hurts Jews
By Hadass Galili | Aug. 21, 2022When we begin to ban individuals from expressing their faith, we are infringing on their freedom of speech and religion.
COLUMNS
BedPost: Don’t download dating apps in the first few months of school
By BedPost staff writer | Aug. 17, 2022Even though you may think you’re ready, take a moment to evaluate your priorities and see if it’s truly the right time.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: The best and the worst of current-generation console controllers
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Aug. 16, 2022There are plenty of video game controllers out there, but what does it take to be the best?
Moments with Mimi: ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ breaks boundaries with autism awareness, shows there is still work to be done
By Mimi Calhoun | Aug. 12, 2022The new Netflix Korean drama is a big step for the fairly conservative country, but that doesn’t exempt it from needing some improvement.
The Pest: Here’s why you should support women’s rights and women’s wrongs
By The Pest staff writer | Aug. 10, 2022The patriarchy is alive and well and those who benefit conveniently don't see anything wrong with everyone else being treated like second-class citizens. When people fight back, they are often villainized and seen as crazy, unhinged and bitter. For this reason, I support both women's rights and wrongs, and I will explain why you should too.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: The best way to play ‘Kingdom Hearts’ is to avoid playing ‘Kingdom Hearts’
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Aug. 7, 2022The real Kingdom Hearts is light, or something like that.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: Crossovers used to be fun. What happened?
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Aug. 3, 2022There’s another big crossover. Hooray.
Moments with Mimi: K-Pop is becoming a worldwide phenomenon but at what cost?
By Mimi Calhoun | July 28, 2022The once unknown music genre is gaining traction fast, but it’s slowly losing its roots in the process.
People and Planet: It is becoming increasingly clear that the United States is not immune to climate change
By Megan Diehl | July 27, 2022We are reaping from climate change what we have sown since the 1850s.
Hot Takes with Tate: Normalize spending more time in the rain
By Tate Raub | July 26, 2022Dramatically standing outside while it pours is actually good for you.
Cat's Cradle: Love 'Elden Ring?' Read 'Berserk'
By Benjamin Ervin | July 24, 2022Why Berserk has captured the attention of generations of readers.
Moments with Mimi: K-Pop girl group Dreamcatcher knows how to make fans feel special, puts on an unforgettable show
By Mimi Calhoun | July 21, 2022K-Pop concerts know how to show fans a good time.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘Neon White’ is a parkour game for the cringe-and-proud generation
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | July 20, 2022Yes, Neon White is embarrassing. That’s the point.
The Pest: How to survive a post-Roe world
By The Pest staff writer | July 20, 2022If you or someone you know has a uterus and needs some guidance on what to do now, here are some tips.
Listen with Lauren: Vol. 2 of Stranger Things 4 does not live up to Vol. 1
By Lauren Serge | July 15, 2022While Stranger Things 4 was still epic, its second volume was far weaker than its first.
Tunes with Tate: There’s a reason the ‘Stranger Things’ soundtracks are always so good
By Tate Raub | July 13, 2022The Duffer Brothers’ choices of songs for the soundtrack have consistently been an additional point of obsession for fans.
Katie’s Critiques: 'Thor: Love and Thunder' is exactly what you want it to be
By Katie Millard | July 11, 2022The new Thor makes absurdity it’s entertaining middle name
Cat's Cradle: The Case for James Caan's 'Thief'
By Benjamin Ervin | July 11, 2022Despite his extensive filmography, Thief is James Caan’s best film.
Moments with Mimi: Using adoptee stories to push pro-life agenda is insensitive, feeds into savior complex
By Mimi Calhoun | June 30, 2022Adoptees and their stories aren’t disposable examples to push your personal beliefs.
