By Caroline Gordon Arts & Features Editor Art professors Tim McDonald and Keri Straka exhibited their artwork, “Internal Blooming and the Ancient Future” at the Mazmanian Gallery Opening Reception Nov. 16. McDonald said his interest […]
By Ryan O’Connell Asst. Arts & Features Editor The Onyx and the English Club recently collaborated in hosting a fantasy-based short story writing competition in the McCarthy Center Forum, Nov. 17. The Onyx, the […]
By Sean Cabot Multimedia Critic Where to even begin with “Chainsaw Man?” By all accounts, this is a comic that should not work to the extent that it does. At first glance, it’s a crass, […]
By Austin Riffelmacher Multimedia Critic Musical theatre is not known for its subtlety. That’s not a swipe at the genre – it’s just that musicals thrive on explosions – explosions of feeling that lead into […]
By Emma Lyons Editorial Staff The Henry Whittemore Library welcomed David W. Penney for his presentation, Stretching the Canvas: Eight Decades of Native Painting, via Zoom Nov. 4. Millie González, interim library dean, opened the […]
By Ryan O’Connell Asst. Arts & Features Editor Members of the Afro Caribbean Dance Group (ACDG) hosted their third annual Culture Fest last weekend, Nov. 6. Having taken place in the Dwight Performing Arts Center, […]
By Ryan Schreiber Staff Writer What a great movie. Not! I was disgusted with how “Halloween Kills” played out and I was disappointed that I spent my hard working money to see this. I should […]
By Sophia Harris Staff Writer Jennifer Osgood, a senior health and wellness major, recalled a memory from her time in the Army when she and her boss sat in President Kim Jong-un’s living quarters for […]
By Mark Haskell Staff Writer If you are looking for a captivating read this winter, look no further than Danielle Trussoni’s “The Ancestor.” The Ancestor is the story of a woman named Bert Monte, a […]
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