Late last week, some of the country’s biggest publishers sued the state of Florida in defense of the first amendment, according to the New York Times. The lawsuit comes afterRead more >
The large number of potholes on campus streets and in parking lots recently inspired the dining halls to use some of these large holes as pots for their best-selling stew.Read more >
It feels like everyone has something that they say they don’t like but never tried. For years, I avoided anime. It was something my friends got into, but I sworeRead more >
Everyone knows the feeling of rushing to get their books ready before the first day of class. For me, this was always an extra source of stress. I was quiteRead more >
3.5 out of 5 stars Hey, Barbie! Are you ready for humor, female empowerment and more pink than you can imagine? “Barbie” welcomes audiences to the perfect, magical world ofRead more >
In Colorado, summer means blue skies, puffy clouds and trees regaining their leaves. The warmer air means spending more time outside in the bright sunlight. For some of us, itRead more >
We’ve all been there; the mandatory history classes that fill much of our standard K-12 education. Unless you are like me and enjoy learning history, these classes were likely placesRead more >
Marvel movies are a quintessential part of any moviegoer’s watch list. One of my favorite things about Marvel movies, like “Iron Man,” “Doctor Strange,” and even the first “Ant Man”Read more >
Editor’s Note: Spoilers ahead for the first episode of “The Mandalorian,” season three 3.8 out of 5 stars After a two-year wait, Star Wars “The Mandalorian” is kicking off aRead more >
I’m sure that in college English classes, you have come across artistically formatted poems: the ones that contain only one sentence, that are broken up into strange lines and seemRead more >