by: Julia Valencia Opinion Editor Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel first introduced the story of Frankenstein, and since then, countless creatives have adapted and recreated their own renditions. Most recently, Guillermo del Toro, […]
Frankenstein receives mixed criticism
Gloege encourages the pursuit of global and local travel
By: Noah Gloege National/World Editor Many people spend their lives within a small, certain radius, returning to the same places over and over without expanding their horizons. Visiting more unknown places, whether […]
New “It” series hooks viewers
by: Chloe Wilson Culture Editor A new television adaptation of Stephen King’s novel It premiered on Oct. 26, and, like its predecessors, features the antagonist, Pennywise. These movies were all variations of […]
Anand encourages destigmatizing cultural practices
By: Advika Anand Graphics Editor Eating is one of the most universal parts of the human experience. It bridges cultural gaps, connects families, and carries traditions from one generation to the next. […]
Wilde shares love for Wicked 2
by: Jane Wilde Humor Editor Warning: Spoilers On Nov. 21, the highly anticipated Wicked For Good was released. Within its first week of release, the film has already made nearly 400 million […]
Decrease corn overconsumption
By: Abby Coven News Editor Around the holidays, it’s customary to enjoy dishes like cornbread, corn pudding, and corn casserole. While prominent in these recipes, corn is an ingredient that sneaks into […]
Pan calls for civil debate
By: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor There is a thin line between a debate and a squabble. A debate is a respectful discussion on a particular topic in which two sides put forward […]
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Gruetter advocates for nuance in queer representation
By: Sam Gruetter Editor-in-Chief Ever since the introduction of traditional gender roles into society, those who stray from the conventional notions of femininity and masculinity have faced categorization, resulting in broad generalizations […]
Film meaningful remakes
By: Kloe Adams Games Creator Live–action productions of previously animated films and modern versions of nostalgic classics dominate Hollywood, with the industry prioritizing safe profits over creative risk. When remakes are well-produced, […]
Study abroad in high school
By: Britt Melinauskas National/World Editor A typical summer for a high school student may consist of trips, college programs, extracurricular activities, and time to relax with friends and family. Yet, students rarely […]
Pandey argues that betting ruins the integrity of sports
By: Atharava Pandey Sports Editor In light of the NBA’s latest gambling scandal, the issue of sports betting—the act of placing money on sports for financial gain—is now impossible to ignore. What […]
El Gato Recommends: Trader Joe’s, Uggs, and more
Trader Joe’s Pumpkin Ginger Hold the Cone: Do you find yourself wishing for a comforting autumn dessert, even on the warmest October nights? Trader Joe’s has just the thing for you; a […]
Wilde and Gruetter spotlight Romy Mars
By: Jane Wilde and Sam Gruetter Humor Editor and Editor-in-Chief The spot for 2026’s “it girl” needs filling, and we have the perfect candidate. Romy Mars, daughter of Hollywood moguls Sofia Coppola […]
NFL names Bad Bunny as Super Bowl Halftime show headliner
By: Chloe Wilson Culture Editor Three-time Grammy and 12-time Latin Grammy winner Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, professionally known as Bad Bunny, will be headlining the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime show hosted in […]