By: Megan Saul Culture Editor The holidays are a time for laughter, food, family time, and of course, great music. Many renowned artists have released holiday music covers and originals. This holiday, […]
Saul Ranks Christmas Songs
Māori crown new queen
By: Aliya Koshalieva Media Editor On Sept. 6, Ngā Wai hono i te pō became the new Queen of the Māori People. Her anointment as Queen came six days after her father, […]
Borders Describes Gingerbread Origins
By: Katie Borders National/World Editor Across the globe, gingerbread house-making has long been a Christmas tradition. Families assemble and decorate their gingerbread houses with an assortment of candy and sugary icing. With […]
Starliner voyage malfunctions
By: Julia Valencia People Editor What was meant to be a routine International Space Station (ISS) round trip, predicted to last only a little over a week, took an unprecedented turn for […]
Conflict grows by South China
By: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor China and the Philippines both stake their claim on islands and zones in the South China Sea, and their contention over the rightful ownership of the zones […]
El Gato Recommends: Peppermint Hot Chocolate, Gladiator 2, etc.
If you are looking for the perfect winter drink to add to your order, try Starbucks’s Peppermint Hot Chocolate. With its steaming temperature and a touch of peppermint, this drink is the […]
Russian “spy whale” Hvladimir dies
Julia Valencia People Editor The alleged Russian Spy and beloved Beluga whale, Hvladimir, was found dead floating near the coastal Southwestern waters of Norway on Sept. 1. He was quickly brought into […]
Migrant ship sinks
By: Chloe Wilson Humor Editor As of Wednesday, Sept. 4, 21 migrants were reported missing at sea. There were seven survivors saved from a sinking boat within ten miles off the Italian […]
Tyler, The Creator Releases Chromakopia
By: Megan Hastings Public Relations Manager On Oct. 28, Grammy-winning, American rapper and producer Tyler, the Creator released his seventh studio album, Chromakopia. Arriving three years after his previous album, Call Me […]
Panicacci Reviews We Live in Time
By: Lucy Panicacci Editor-in-Chief Warning: spoilers ahead for We Live In Time The A24 film We Live in Time left my face soaked in tears. A heartfelt love story, the movie follows […]
Smile 2 Hits the Big Screen
By: Emery Curtis Graphics Editor The horrifying sequel to Smile 1 is finally in theaters. Directed by Parker Finn, this continuation of the already nerve-wracking movie was great for Halloween. If you […]
Grammys Academy Nominates Artists for Ceremony
By: Katie Borders National/World Editor The public received the announcement of the 2025 Grammy nominations with mixed reactions. Among those nominated for Record of the Year were Beyonce – Texas Hold ‘Em, […]
UGGs Enter a Revival State
By: Katie Borders National/World Editor It’s officially deep into fall; the leaves are changing from shades of green to yellow and orange, and the seasonal spirit has shifted away from flip flops […]
Zeman and Hastings Review Terrifier 3
By: Rory Zeman and Megan Hastings Media Production Editor & Public Relations Manager Terrifier 3, the third installment in the cult-classic gore slasher movie series, released theatrically in the United States on Oct. […]
Liam Payne Passes Away at 31
By: Jane Wilde Culture Editor On Oct. 16, former One Direction member and solo pop artist Liam Payne tragically passed away in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The singer reportedly fell from the third […]