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All’s Fair in Love and Poetry… Taylor Swift’s newest album

“The Tortured Poets Department” Taylor Swift’s 11th album came out on April 19th, 2024, she announced her newest album on February 4th at the Grammys after winning Album of the Year for the fourth time.  For the past 3 years, Taylor has been re-recording her old albums, so when she…

by Bayla Boyce  •  May 1, 2024
Gaming

The Coffin Of Andy And Ley Ley Review

You get to experience the things Andrew and Ashley Graves go through during quarantine. (Psychological horror adventure game)

by Peyton LeBlanc  •  Apr 16, 2024
Music

2024 Music: A Good Start

2024 has been off to a great start for music with artists such as Kanye West, 21 Savage, and Yeat, already dropping albums. Additionally, there have been hints by Playboi Carti, Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, Future, and Baby Keem that they might each drop albums in 2024. Vultures: Kanye West…

by drewblunck  •  Apr 5, 2024
Review

In Pachinko, Min Jin Lee intertwines the personal and political.

Pachinko by Min Jin Lee is an intimate and poignant ode to all the sacrifices immigrants make to find their place in a xenophobic world.

by Madison Thompson  •  Mar 21, 2024
Culture

History and Traditions of Saint Patrick’s Day

From the small start of the holiday to the worldwide takeover.

by emilyfredericks  •  Mar 7, 2024
Features

Volcano Girls: A Career Deep Dive into Veruca Salt

For over thirty years, Veruca Salt has remained the indie scene's best-kept secret. However, their influence on women in rock is extensive, and a career retrospective on this grungy girl group is long overdue.

by Madison Thompson  •  Mar 5, 2024
Review

A Super Bowl in Review: Looking back on the Highs and Lows of the Super Bowl

This year the 2024 Super Bowl had the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. The Super Bowl is the final game of the football season here, after many challenging games in the regular season. As the Author of the Article, personally, my family roots for the Packers but…

by Logan Frink  •  Mar 1, 2024
Gaming

It’s Not Me, It’s My Basement Review

A review on the life of Embry and the “thing” in their basement (Warning: Spoilers of the game)

by Peyton LeBlanc  •  Feb 22, 2024
Art

How Much of These Hills Is Gold deconstructs the mythos of the Old West

How Much of These Hills Is Gold by C. Pam Zhang explores American history through new eyes

by Madison Thompson  •  Feb 6, 2024
Gaming

Dead Plate: Take on Indie Horror Using RPG

The game ‘Dead Plate’ was released not long ago on November 6th of 2023. Only 2 months ago. When YouTubers I know saw this game it piqued their interest such as ‘Jay From the Kubz Scouts’ and ‘LaurenZside.’ They are both big YouTubers and sometimes showing from being influencers it…

by Peyton LeBlanc  •  Feb 2, 2024