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March 11th, 2020: three days until the long-awaited spring break. I arrived to campus feeling a little off, and not just because of the air of weightlessness and excitement that fills college classrooms right before break. Rumors had been buzzing […]
It seems we’re at a point in our zeitgeist where social media is the new norm for sharing information. People, especially our generation, rely more on posts shared and direct messages to get their daily news than actual news sources. […]
Last April, in his first State of the Union address to the nation, President Biden made the case for sweeping reforms. His speech called for an array of initiatives, including universal preschool, free community college, expanded health care, paid family […]
BenediktBalcony Dream Benedikt is a 9-piece indie folk orchestra based out of the city of Oslo, Norway. Originally the solo project of Hans Olav Settem, over time it was able to grow in size and popularity while maintaining an intimate […]
In her novella Sofia Petrovna, Soviet dissident Lydia Chukovskaya offers an intimate portrait into the realities of the Soviet Union’s Great Purges of 1937 and 1938. The novella conveys the atrocities committed during the Stalin era from the perspective of […]
Thomas Jefferson, reflecting on a nation’s best hope for the future, once remarked that its greatest defense is an educated citizenry. Today, as the United States faces tremendous and unprecedented challenges, these words remain just as salient now as they […]
Seamus Malliagh is a British electronic producer better known to himself and to his fans by his stage name ‘Iglooghost’. Over the past half decade he built up a unique sound and reputation for himself in the industry, signing to […]
Rosesleeves9920DEADLINE The first thing you’ll hear on any Rosesleeves song is an excerpt from the movie Beautiful Boy with Timothy Chalet and Steve Carell. It may only be a handful of seconds, but it’s the emotionally-charged emblematic scene that sets […]
Destin ConradCOLORWAY A wise man once said, “Even the worst Frank Ocean song is better than 90% of all songs.” Destin Conrad puts this theory into full effect with his debut album COLORWAY. Conrad pulls heavily from early Drake and […]
In his book The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of Native People in North America, University of Guelph professor Thomas King discusses a period of 500 years of contact between Native Americans and whites in the U.S. and Canada with […]