By Emily Saks, Staff Writer “How did this world get so broken?” Raya asks in the opening scene of Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon,
Category: Review
Interview with Rebecca Hardiman, Author of “Good Eggs”
By Gabby Grosbety, Staff Editor Rebecca Hardiman is a former magazine editor living in New Jersey with her family of seven. Like the characters in
The Road to the Election: Trump and COVID, Plus the Debates
By Elle Thompson, Staff Editor Joe Biden is the next President of the United States, but the road to get here was long and messy.
Tiger King: An Opinion Piece
By Jo Mikula, Co-Editor-in-Chief I first got interested in the new Netflix docuseries[1] “Tiger King” thanks to Buzzfeed.[2] A friend sent me a link to
Super Bowl Highlights: Let’s Grade Some Ads!
By Kate Hawthorne, Staff Writer This Super Bowl, there was a wide range of ads: from the good, to the bad, to the downright weird.
A True Marvel: “Black Panther” Carries the Day
By Kate Hawthorne, Staff Editor When Marvel first started its movie franchise with “Iron Man”, the world had no idea how large the franchise would grow.
Shakespeare Performance Troupe Presents “The Winter’s Tale”
By JULIA HABLAK, Staff Writer The Shakespeare Performance Troupe (SPT) put on three separate productions of “The Winter’s Tale” in Rhodes Dining Hall on the
“Wonder Woman”: Female Strength and The Power of Love
By JOANNE MIKULA, Staff Writer Since her creation by American psychologist and author William Moulton Marston in 1941, Wonder Woman has remained a divisive figure.
The Warriors of Xi’an Visit Philadelphia
by KATE HAWTHORNE, Staff Writer You don’t need a transcontinental plane ticket to see some of China’s greatest archaeological treasures — they’re only a SEPTA
Her Origins, Rewritten: A Review of “Professor Marston and the Wonder Woman”
By ABBY WEBSTER, Staff Writer “Wonder Woman” reintroduced us to Diana Prince and revitalized the DC franchise with fresh characters and vibrant colors absent in