Hooked on LimaLoops
When Khalima Botus-Foster was 11 years old, she found it difficult to purchase anything that suited her body type and her personal style when she went shopping. So she did something about it. After crocheting […]
Arts & Features
Cardi brings the party
Whether you are a fan of her music, it is hard not to love Cardi B. That being said, it is also extremely difficult not to be a fan of her music. On “Invasion of […]
Senior studio art students display portfolio work
The Mazmanian Gallery this week displayed the portfolio work of 11 senior studio art majors with concentrations in graphic design and illustration. All the students involved are part of art professor Stephanie Grey’s 400-level graphic […]
The Couch Boys review: Ready Player Dumb
By Brennan Atkins & Noah Barnes Staff Writers “Ready Player One” is the newest film by legendary director Steven Spielberg and is an adaptation of the young adult novel written by Ernest Cline. It features […]
Cheer Up, Abel! The morose music maestro making moves
The Weeknd has quietly been taking over pop music. Since his first U.S. tour in 2012, which included a performance at Coachella, the 28 year-old artist from Toronto has been crafting dark, rapturous R&B projects […]
Colton’s Couture: The colors of Spring
As spring cautiously approaches, many students’ wardrobes are also slowly changing in hopes that the warm weather will follow. With each season that comes along, new colors are predicted to be part of the biggest […]
508 serves 901: FSU students volunteer in Memphis
The bunkhouse looked like the “arriving at college” scene from a generic teen movie. Rap music blared from TV speakers and kids in their 20s leaned against every available surface, joking and Snapchatting while balancing […]
Video Game Review: “Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom”
One word to easily describe “Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom” is content. There are handfuls of mechanics and minigames that are jam packed into this game, like controlling a growing army with which you […]
FSU senior directs his own show with the Hilltop Players
At about 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 4, all is quiet in DPAC. One by one, cast and crew members make their way into the cavernous auditorium. Before the work gets underway, laughing voices sharing […]
Making the political personal: “The Hate U Give” author discusses art as activism
In 444 pages, Angie Thomas’ debut novel, “The Hate U Give,” addresses issues of race, family dynamics and class. She said the novel began as a short story she wrote in college exploring the aftermath […]