Kung Fu Panda 4 Review

By Angelo Ledda ‘24 Kung Fu Panda 4 is a children’s film that came to theaters on March 8th, 2024. It is the fourth entry in the Kung Fu Panda series. The first Kung Fu Panda film was released in 2008. Jack Black has played the main character, Po, for all four films. Jack Black …

Invisible Man Review: Ralph Ellison and His Social Statements

By Angelo Ledda ‘24 Invisible Man is a novel written by Ralph Ellison that was published in 1952. During the timeframe it was published, there was a lot of discrimination occurring in America. People of color were struggling with segregation and were looked down upon in this time period. Invisible Man discusses the social issues …

“We Don’t Trust You” By Metro Boomin and Future Album Review

By Ryan Pace ‘27 Released on March 22, 2024, the most recent album featuring Metro Boomin and Future's collaboration, "We Don't Trust You," is a decent listen that receives a reasonable 7/10 rating. The project portrays itself as more than just an album of songs; it develops as a calculated story that stealthily positions itself …

How Political Discourse Has Devolved Over Time and Why Nobody Wants to Fix It

By Nick Gojcevic ‘26 The quality of political discourse in the United States has been in sharp decline in the last several decades, with the entire political sphere being plagued with mistrust, disrespect, and polarization. The question of how this shift occurred and why society has seemingly welcomed it with open arms is the result …

Love is in the… February Poems?!

By: Ethan Castro 24’ With February being known for a few things, one of the most popular events of the month would have to be Valentine’s Day. Every year, this holiday year infects February with the theme of love. As we navigate poetry and prose this terribly controversial month, it would be important to take …