By Robert Johnson Jr., Arts and Features Editor Before March, Discord was just another application in the sea of apps one could install on their phone, tablet, or computer. It was a way for gamers […]
By Caroline Gordon, Editorial Staff Patty Birch, director of inclusive excellence initiatives, hosted the “Native American Heritage Month: Untold Stories Warriors for Freedom” on Nov. 17 via Zoom. She introduced panelists Nicole Ogir and Leanna […]
By Sean Cabot, Staff Writer The “Yakuza” series has carved out a unique niche in the gaming landscape, combining melodramatic stories, bizarre combat, and even more bizarre side activities. But after a sendoff to series […]
By Jared Graf, Asst. Arts & Features Editor Another month, another Hit-Boy produced album – this one coming in the form of Benny the Butcher’s second studio album, “Burden of Proof.” Released just last month, […]
By Patrick Brady, Staff Writer Netflix’s new animated war drama, “The Liberator,” has some great depictions of battle, along with heart-wrenching moments. Unlike most Netflix originals, the story doesn’t lose track of its heart, even […]
By Robert Johnson Jr. Arts & Features Editor At this year’s Swiacki Children’s Literature Festival, the McCarthy Center was not a mecca for all things children’s literature, due to the COVID-19 pandemic blocking off the […]
Studio art professor Leslie Starobin gave a presentation Nov. 10 via Zoom about the effects of the Holocaust on families. She discussed her video project, “Looming in the Shadows of Łódź,” which was inspired by […]
Fourteen years ago, Sasha Baron Cohen played the infamous role of Borat Sagdiyev, cementing forever ridiculous catch phrases such as “My Name-a-Borat,” and “very nice!” into the American pop-culture vocabulary. In 2020, Cohen showed the […]
“Hades” is a 2020 dungeon-crawler roguelike by Supergiant Games in which the player embodies Zagreus, the son of Hades, with a simple goal in mind – escape Hell. This isometric hack-and-slash title is defined as […]
By Caroline GordonEditorial Staff To discuss current political issues, the Office of Community Standards, Center for Inclusive Excellence, and the Bias Education Response Team, hosted a panel discussion Nov. 2 via Zoom. Jay Hurtubise, director […]
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