If you have ever wondered what to do with all those leftover swipes in your account at the end of the week, Swipes for Good ...

In a world dictated by endless political polarization and devastating global conflicts, the idea of sports as a pure, escapist sanctuary is deeply appealing to viewers. This was the emotional lever ...

My high school guidance counselors lied to my face.  All five of them told me that scoring high enough on the SAT would signify that I was ready for the rigors of a college education. They told me ...

With Disney’s underplanned sequel trilogy having earned a place of distinguished infamy amongst the ranks of major film franchises, it came as a mild surprise to me that executives are doubling down ...

Every day during the second week of classes, the Afro-Diasporic Cultural Collective (ADCC) held a “Welcome Week” with events each day such as an ADCC Night Out which invited students to hang out at X ...

On September 10, Dickinson’s Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues hosted its first program of the year in the Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium (ATS). The program, titled “The New Misogyny and the ...

Union Station has had a major upheaval since last semester. One of the biggest changes is that there are now zero grab-and-go options. The variety of sweet treats, chips, cheese sticks, apple slices, ...

This past summer was full of cinematic releases, one of the most anticipated being Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” (2026). Fans all over the world raved about its cinematic quality and its use of ...

The increase of generative AI over the past couple of years has been expressed through several mediums: TikTok, school, novels, art, music and more. Therefore, it is no surprise that the discussion of ...

The slasher genre has always been absurd. Take this as an example, and I’m sure you’ll find it familiar: A group of friends decide that their summer will be much better at a creepy abandoned house ...

As a senior in high school, one of the primary things I knew I wanted in college was community. At my all-girls high school, which was predominantly white, I felt uplifted and rooted within the spaces ...

What if Sisyphus and the boulder were friends in a mutually destructive and dependent relationship who together paved the way for the downfall of a major corporation? Both onscreen and in its ...