‘Atypical’ airs second season on Netflix
By Amani Salahudeen | Oct. 3, 2018By Amani Salahudeen Staff Writer “Atypical” is a fascinating and heartwarming Netflix original, and the second season expands on an already complex ...
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By Amani Salahudeen Staff Writer “Atypical” is a fascinating and heartwarming Netflix original, and the second season expands on an already complex ...
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By James Mercadante Staff Writer The new Netflix original film, “Nappily Ever After,” can teach viewers a lesson or two. It sparks a myriad of conversations ...
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By Kevin Doyle Correspondent Three student soloists eager to perform in CUB Alt’s first student soloist night of the semester welcomed an intimate ...
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By Kalli Colacino Correspondent Students were eager to catch a glimpse of CUB Alt’s third show this semester in the Brower Student Center on Friday, ...
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By Jane Bowden Correspondent Brokenhearted ex-lovers, intergalactic figures and controversial hotdogs: these were just a few of the topics covered during ...
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By Jamie Yoos Correspondent Speakers, creatives and spectators of all artistic realms were awestruck by the meaningful art showcased along with the ...
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By Kevin Shaw Distribution Manager Thanks to WIRED at the College, and the performances of the many talented students involved, the Travers and Wolfe ...
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By Ariel Steinsaltz Staff Writer From Matt Groening, the creator of “The Simpsons” and “Futurama,” comes Netflix’s “Disenchantment,” a ...
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By Connor Smith Former Editor in Chief BoJack Horseman is an asshole. The talking horse (voiced by Will Arnett) is selfish, rude and apathetic toward ...
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By Danielle Silvia Production Manager A regular Saturday night with my best friend entailed the usual –– a casual hangout that invariably ends up ...
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By Amani Salahudeen Staff Writer “Crazy Rich Asians,” the movie everyone’s been swooning over for the past month, is more revolutionary than ...
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By Nadir Roberts Arts & Entertainment Editor If you haven’t explored Soundcloud, Audiomack or even YouTube to search for new artists, then you’re ...
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By Nicole Zamlout Reviews Editor Waiting at a red light is an annoying part of driving many have participated in with no alternative. Some choose to ...
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By Gabriella Gerace Staff Writer Action as a movie genre somehow exists within a dichotomy that is both obviously simple and incredibly difficult. It ...
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By James Mercadante Staff Writer No parent wants to watch their worst nightmare unfold before their eyes, but “Searching” does not stray away from ...
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By Michelle Lampariello Editor in Chief The premature death of rapper Mac Miller, 26, has left many fans shocked, saddened and questioning what could ...
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By Erin Kamel Staff Writer The “Sight Specific: Art of Community” exhibit opened on Wednesday, Sept. 5, in the Art and Interactive Multimedia Gallery, ...
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By Julia Ahart Correspondent The usually bare, white walls of Brower Student Center Room 225 lit up with the vibrant sounds of indie rock as The Happy ...
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By Garrett Cecere Correspondent When I saw the trailer for “BlacKkKlansman” a few months ago, and my jaw dropped and my head shook in both shock ...
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By: Nicole Zamlout Reviews Editor A living nightmare cliché, many anticipated the shark film, “The Meg,” to be no different from any other. A shark, ...
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