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Letter to the Editor

Matt Davis-Howard · February 22, 2024

Written By: Asha Younas and Erin Harty Believe it or not, New York taxpayers have been paying for climate-related damages for decades. Last year taxpayers shelled out over $2 billion for cleanups from extreme weather, flood mitigation, resiliency efforts, and more. These costs are set to increase over the next few decades. So, who should […]

“Anyone But You” Movie Review

Delaney Novick · February 19, 2024

Critics are calling it “The best rom-com in years.” From director Will Gluck and co-writer Ilana Wolpert, comes Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell’s undeniable chemistry in a swoony romance.  Anyone But You took over movie charts months before its first preview. Starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, this movie gives a hilarious take on love […]

How Letterboxd is Making Cinephiles Cool

Mickey Corey · February 19, 2024

Letterboxd is an increasingly popular social media platform that serves as a film diary. The app has exploded in popularity in the last couple of years amongst all types of film lovers, including A-listers like Olivia Rodrigo, Rachel Zegler, and Martin Scorsese. The primary function of the Letterboxd app is to track every film you […]

Madame Web… Is a Movie… That Exists… Unfortunately 

Andrew Oliva · February 18, 2024

From the writers of critically panned movies such as Gods of Egypt and The Last Witch Hunter, comes a brand-new action spectacle from the studio who brought us The Emoji Movie and Morbius. Madame Web is the newest installment in SONY’s Spiderman without Spiderman universe and currently has a rotten tomatoes score of 13%, making […]

A Magnificent Week for Marvel

Matt Davis-Howard · February 18, 2024

It is no secret that since 2019’s Avengers: Endgame, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been on a rocky road in its attempt to continue telling its record-breaking saga. With the highs of franchise entries such as Spiderman: No way Home, Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 3, and Loki Seasons One and Two, comes the franchise […]

Super Bowl 58: Taylor’s Version

Delaney Novick · February 15, 2024

Taylor Swift’s ever-expanding stardom takes an unexpected turn as she enters the NFL scene through her relationship with Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce. Love her or hate her, Swift’s influence knows no bounds. Written by Delaney Novick and Cecile Lessard The internet exploded with mixed opinions when Taylor Swift arrived in Las Vegas to […]

Poor Things: Last Year’s Weirdest, and Best Movie

Javier Hills · February 13, 2024

Yorgos Lanthimos is no stranger to the odd. Between the disturbing Killing of a Sacred Deer and the absurdity of The Lobster, his films always have an air of oddness to them. Being a film industry veteran, he is a master of the craft. Nowhere is that more apparent with his new movie, Poor Things. […]

The Most Overlooked Film This Year: The Zone of Interest

Mickey Corey · February 12, 2024

The Zone of Interest is a 2023 film directed by Jonathan Glazer that is loosely based on the novel of the same title by Martin Amis. It depicts a Nazi family living their idyllic life in their dream home, which has just a wall separating their garden from the Auschwitz concentration camp.  The Zone of […]

Dot Ball: Taking Physical Education to The Next Level 

Leah Masi · February 12, 2024

Dot Ball 360°, a simple activity that incorporates cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains, while maintaining a fun atmosphere, all the components needed for your physical education curriculum.   This activity was originated in 2022 by childhood friends Ryan St. Denis and Mike Garcia. The product is a dynamic and inclusive team sport that combines elements of […]

P1Harmony is “Killin’ It” in New Comeback Album

Andrew Oliva · February 12, 2024

After releasing their 6th mini album back in June, P1Harmony is back with their first full-length album, “Killin’ It.” Comprised of a total 10 tracks, “Killin’ It” is a fun, up-beat album that continues to solidify P1Harmony as one of the most underrated groups working in the industry. After nearly a week reflecting on this […]

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