The complications of representation
On a summer night, my family and I all sat down to watch a stand-up special titled “Homecoming King” by…
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Art in times of COVID-19
Art, apart from being a representation of the human condition, is a reflection of society. It is a creative process…
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Revisiting Joe Wright’s “Pride and Prejudice” 15 Years Later: What Makes a Good Adaptation?
2020 marks the 15th anniversary of the release of Joe Wright’s 2005 adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice,” starring Keira Knightley…
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Wellesley, don’t read “Rodham” by Curtis Sittenfeld
Content Warning: Mentions of sexual assault and rape The first time I ever walked into the Ville’s Wellesley Books on…
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Embrace Your Emo Phase
After finishing last semester, I was tasked with the milestone of cleaning out my parents’ home for their empty…
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Your Guide to Quarantine Halloween
As the first week of October is upon us, we can finally celebrate Halloween in confidence. A fan favorite for…
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In a year of turmoil, students struggle with the loss of role models
Among the loss of life due to the pandemic and the death of George Floyd which galvanized the country and…
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“We might be the fire nation:” On the political significance of the Netflix re-release of Avatar
When you are trapped inside as the world continues to collapse around you, what is there to do but rewatch “Avatar: the Last Airbender”?
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Fans Mourn the Death of Chadwick Boseman, a Superhero On and Off Screen
In a moment of renewed dedication to the Black Lives Matter Movement, Boseman’s passing feels to many in the Black community like a kick in the gut.
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Album Review: WHO ARE THE GIRLS?
As a Black girl interested in the punk rock, hardcore and rock music scene, I was thrilled when the London…
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