OMORI: welcome to the white space
Elise Wennberg – Staff Writer Welcome to the white space. Here, there are no borders, no walls, no windows—just the endless white. Nothing but you, a black cat, an old […]
Category Archives: Art
Grandson: “Death of an Optimist” album review
Daniel Ketchelos —Staff Writer Fighting an established system is never an easy task. Grandson, a musician seeking to revolutionize the system, recently released his debut album, Death of an Optimist. […]
DEADSPACE Invigorates, Excites, and Inspires
Caleb M.S. – Columnist In my short life, I have had the extreme privilege of meeting an array of talented and interesting individuals. Nowhere near the bottom of my list […]
Attack on Titan: an ode to freedom
Yage Wang—Staff Writer In about two months on April 9, Japanese caricaturist Hajime Isayama will finish his 12-year-long manga serialization of the hit animation, Attack on Titan. Meanwhile, after […]
Disenchantment season three: strange but enjoyable
Daniel Ketchelos – Staff Writer Most stories about the Middle Ages involve crusades, knights, and kingdoms. While these are all elements of Disenchantment, this isn’t the typical kingdom story. With […]
WandaVision Fever
By Gretchen Lee When Marvel’s first Disney+ live-action series, WandaVision, was first announced, I was apathetic towards the idea. While I enjoyed the characters of Wanda Maximoff and Vision in […]
Cine-Rupture fills the Prairie Grass vacuum
Jaclyn Vander Waal—Staff Writer A prop, a genre, a character, and a line of dialogue. In 48 sleepless hours, these four elements are fused together to create a five to […]
News of the World review
Tabetha DeGroot —Staff Writer News of the World, released on Christmas of 2020, offers exciting entertainment while also invoking deep thought and emotion. Based on a novel by Paulette Jiles, […]
WW84 was really good, actually
Gretchen Lee– Staff Writer After about a six-month delay, the greatly anticipated sequel to Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman finally arrived in theaters and on HBO Max just before the end […]
Soul: jazzing through life
Yage Wang – Staff Writer On a restful Christmas after an exhaustedly long and chaotic year, the Pixar factory served people around the world a metaphorical cup of steaming hot […]
