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.
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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.
People and Planet: The realities of a post-Roe world
By Megan Diehl | June 30, 2022Forcing somebody to give birth is not only unethical but painfully and strategically ignorant.
Hot Takes with Tate: Silence is compliance in the fight for abortion rights and white men are at the root of it
By Tate Raub | June 28, 2022Your silence is incredibly loud and does not go unnoticed.
Cat's Cradle: Reflecting on Raimi
By Benjamin Ervin | June 27, 2022A history of Sam Raimi and his influence on modern films.
Hot Takes with Tate: Having a ‘hot girl summer’ is liberating but not always easy
By Tate Raub | June 21, 2022The idea of a “hot girl summer” is great but can require self care in order to be feasible.
Kat Tracks: Diversity of opinion is important
By Katie Trott | June 21, 2022With liberal beliefs taking hold of workplace and academic settings, diversity of opinion is more important now than ever.
Moments with Mimi: K-Pop boy group BTS’s break was expected, shows importance of self care in the industry
By Mimi Calhoun | June 15, 2022Their break as a group doesn’t mean ARMY will stop supporting them.
People and Planet: Journalism everywhere is under attack by Russia
By Megan Diehl | June 15, 2022The news cycle must continue for the sake of providing information, but for the sake of the human rights of Ukrainians, so must the coverage of the war in Ukraine.
Hot Takes with Tate: There is no excuse to be homophobic
By Tate Raub | June 14, 2022“If you can’t say something nice, don’t say nothing at all.”
Moments with Mimi: “Everything Everywhere All at Once” highlights Asian actors, tackles issues with the Asian-American experience
By Mimi Calhoun | June 9, 2022The sci-fi adventure is a must watch for 2022.
People and Planet: The complex role of Vladimir Nabokov’s ‘Lolita’ in pop culture
By Megan Diehl | June 8, 2022“Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins. My sin, my soul.”
Tunes with Tate: My family reviews ‘Harry’s House’ by Harry Styles
By Tate Raub | June 6, 2022My family and I review Harry Styles’ latest album.
Kat Tracks: Advice for upcoming seniors
By Katie Trott | June 6, 2022As fall semester approaches, here is some advice for upcoming seniors.
Let’s Play: Appreciating the 2000s era of ‘Sonic the Hedgehog’
By Melody Feazell | June 6, 2022While the decade saw some blunders from the blue blur, it also gave us some of ‘Sonic’s’ more unique and memorable games.
People and Planet: “Good guys with guns” no match for the AR-15
By Megan Diehl | June 1, 2022When a bullet from an AR-15 leaves the body, a rugged exit wound the size of an orange is left.
