Taylor Swift, now in technicolor
As a little girl, there was nothing more thrilling than watching mean, brunette Taylor Swift stomp off screen while Lucas Till reveals a sheet of paper with the words “I love you” from his tuxedo […]
Arts & Features
Season 4 of ‘Wynonna Earp’ was perfectly chaotic
If you’d like to see a show about killing demons and monsters, hanging with old western bandits, and protecting lesbians at all costs, then look no further than “Wynonna Earp.” The SyFy series premiered just […]
Spy x Family: An incredible genre-blending love story
When I decided to read Tatsuya Endo’s “Spy x Family” on a friend’s recommendation, I was intrigued. But in spite of high expectations set by the unique premise and crisp art, that intrigue quickly turned […]
What does it mean to idolize politicians?
Washington, D.C. has the Lincoln Memorial dedicated to the country’s 16th president. George Washington, the first president, is memorialized on Mount Rushmore. And New York’s international airport is named for President John F. Kennedy. The […]
What the Earth can teach us: Vandana Singh shares her climate studies
By Emily Rosenberg Asst. Opinions Editor By Caroline Gordon Photos Editor The Christa McAuliffe Center hosted Vandana Singh to discuss her research on the climate crisis with her presentation “The Unraveling of the World” via […]
Dance Team looks to the future
Before the pandemic, there was never a time the Athletic Center was empty with sports games taking place in the gym, students working out in the weight room, and in the aerobics or multipurpose room […]
From bedroom art studio to Zoom gallery: Framingham State’s artists honored at Mazgal Juried Exhibition
Typically, artists display their work at the Mazmanian Art Gallery for family and friends to admire at the annual Student Juried Exhibition. However, this past year has been especially difficult for artists on campus. Rather […]
“Zack Snyder’s Justice League:” Justice has finally been served
“Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is an enhanced and expanded version of 2017’s “Justice League.” Even though the 2017 film was a cinematic failure, heavily criticized by both critics and audiences alike, Snyder’s 2021 director’s cut […]
Career Services provides opportunity in uncertain times: ‘We’ll do whatever we can to help’
When Jacob Mixon graduated FSU as a biology major last semester, he never would have imagined landing a job as a research associate at a biology lab a month later. “With everything going on, I […]
Harvard professor sparks national reform
Arts & Ideas hosted “From Theory to Practice: Ethnic Studies to Make a More Just World” featuring Dr. Lorgia García Peña who discussed how ethnic studies can improve acceptance of diversity via Zoom, April 5. […]