Essential world cinema streamed on-the-go
A review of the Criterion Channel By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist For fans of film, the Criterion Collection can be…
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College student Troy Barnes’ alter ego makes some weird music
A review of Childish Gambino’s ‘3.15.20’ By James Wetmore, Contributor 4/5 With the quarantine slowly driving everyone stir crazy and…
Is love truly blind?
A show that bleeds everything but love By Tania Arora, Staff Writer 4/5 For a person who is extremely practical,…
The best classic rock songs to listen to
Old but gold! By EG Manilag, Staff Writer I think it’s best for us to relax and reflect on our…
‘Contagion’ predicted this pandemic
The horror film mirrors COVID-19 By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist As I was writing this story, COVID-19 was classified as…
Alex Garland’s first episode of ‘Devs’ falls short
Relatable commentary and impressive visuals are overshadowed by big problems By Jonathan Pabico, Contributor He amazed us with his captivating…
Five songs to listen to during quarantine
How to DJ a one-person party By James Wetmore, Contributor Ah, the sweet life of self-isolation. What could be better…
Why ‘The Sims 3’ won’t die
A 2020 look at an iconic game By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor I bet you didn’t think you’d see a…
Sounds after the ‘Deep Mystery’
‘The Afterlife’ album review By Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor Shabaka Hutchings and his cohorts return to tear the stereotypical jazz…
Scooby Snacks and severed limbs
‘ Scoob and Shag’ Webtoon review By Athena Little, Illustrator 4/5 Better hold on to your Scooby Snacks—the greatest crossover…