Gambling Apocalypse: Kaiji
By Sean Cabot Nobuyuki Fukumoto’s award-winning comic “Gambling Apocalypse: Kaiji,” follows the story of a destitute man participating in...
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Ryan Schreiber
Oct 7, 2021
‘Malignant’ is a miss
By Ryan Schreiber I walked into the movie theaters with high hopes that “Malignant” was going to be another top-tier horror movie. When I...
Jack McLaughlin
Oct 7, 2021
‘Venom’ severely fails to entertain
By Jack McLaughlin “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” is far and beyond the worst movie I have seen all year. The film stars Tom Hardy and...
Emily Rosenberg
Oct 7, 2021
Stories in ink
By Emily Rosenberg You can write your lover’s name on your hand with a pen and it will wash away tomorrow, but if you went to a tattoo...
Caroline Gordon
Oct 7, 2021
Waiting for Webb
By Caroline Gordon John Sheff, a facilitator at the McAuliffe Center and NASA JPL Ambassador, presented the lecture, “AstroNights Live,”...
Jackson Clyde
Sep 30, 2021
The Suicide Squad: James Gunn’s magic touch
When superhero films fiop, it usually means that the characters lose any second chance at silver-screen stardom. DC hasn’t made a Green...
Emily Rosenberg
Sep 30, 2021
'Everything Comes Back to Baldwin': Arts & Ideas celebrates James Baldwin
By Emily Rosenberg Arts & Features Editor Arts & Ideas kicked off the event series “Good Trouble” Sept. 28 with a presentation of the...
Caroline Gordon
Sep 30, 2021
OBX season two makes me cringe
By Caroline Gordon Outer Banks season two is immature and unrealistic. The Netflix show stars Madeline Cline as Sarah Cameron and Chase...
Sean Cabot
Sep 30, 2021
Star Wars: Visions: Nine shorts, seven studios, one electrifying anthology
By Sean Cabot George Lucas’ inspiration from Akira Kurosawa’s chanbara samurai films in creating “Star Wars” is a well-established...
Haley Hadge
Sep 30, 2021
Mujeres Solidarias – “Every Story Matters”
By Haley Hadge A panel discussion with comic artists Pepita Sandwich, Quan Zhou, and Power Paola, sponsored by Arts & Ideas, the Art and...
Caroline Gordon
Sep 23, 2021
Art as an outlet
By Caroline Gordon Marjorie Agosin, a Chilean-American writer and artist, presented her work “Arpilleras” during an in-person discussion...
Patrick Brady
Sep 23, 2021
‘A Quiet Place Part II’ finds its footing
By Patrick Brady “A Quiet Place Part II” is the sequel to 2018’s “A Quiet Place,” a horror film directed by John Krasinski. Unlike most...
Jack McLaughlin
Sep 23, 2021
Lil Nas X Exceeds Expectations With Debut Album
By Jack McLaughlin After a series of hits over the past few years, Lil Nas X’s debut album “MONTERO” has Anally been released. The artist...
Caroline Gordon
Sep 23, 2021
McAuliffe Center is back in action
By Caroline Gordon Mary MacDonald, planetarium manager, hosted a live planetarium show at the Christa McAuliffe Center Sept. 17....
Emily Rosenberg
Sep 16, 2021
Andrew Card Speaks at FSU for 20th Anniversary of 9/11 attacks
By Emily Rosenberg One of the most iconic images of 9/11 is of a member of President George W. Bush’s executive staff leaning in to tell...
The Gatepost Arts and Features Staff
Sep 16, 2021
Best of Summer 2021
"Luca" By Austin Riffelmacher Sea creatures collecting land garbage. Parental figures warning against the human world. Fish living in...
Olivia Copeland
Sep 16, 2021
‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ Sets the Bar High for the New MCU
By Olivia Copeland Marvel movies are back! Once again, superhero fans can hustle into theaters and witness this increasingly complex...
Branden LaCroix
Sep 16, 2021
Alexis Rivera discusses mental health and systemic challenges facing young men
By Branden LaCroix Alexis Rivera has lived his whole life in Framingham serving his community, a trait that was planted in him through...
Soren Colstrup
May 6, 2021
Hilltop premiers filmed performance of ‘The Nineteenth’: Actors shine despite COVID-19 restrictions
By Soren Colstrup The last year has been difficult for the Hilltop Players. They have seen productions canceled for a variety of reasons...
Maia Almeida
May 6, 2021
Admissions maintains engagement with applicants despite COVID-19 pandemic
By Maia Almeida Because of the COVID-19 restrictions imposed by the commonwealth of Massachusetts, FSU’s admissions staff developed new...
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