In her latest column, associate Arts editor Kaylie Ramirez defends her unpopular opinion that The Beatles’ music is overrated.
Arts, Movies, Column
A Discussion of January Movies
Arts Editor Jacob Schick gives a few theories as to why movies released in January usually suck.
Column, Music, Arts
Lights Off in Havana
Since the US-Cuba embargo was lifted, Cuba has seen an increase in tourism, including tourism as a result of the music industry.
Arts, Movies, Column
Off the Record: Time’s Up for Franco
“The loss we feel in parting with our favorite Hollywood men is nothing compared to the momentum we gain in the fight against sexual assault,” writes Associate Arts Editor Kaylie Ramirez in her first column for the Heights.
Arts, Music, Column
A Note on Shane McAnally, Nashville’s Unofficial Patron Saint
Shane McAnally is the writer and producer behind many famous country hits, making him a backbone of the genre.
Features, Column
Living Large in Row 4: A Column for When You’re Flying High
Sometimes things get physical, freaky, and far-out during air travel. No punchline here, only punching in an airport line.
Arts, Movies, Column
Looking Forward to Sitting in Cinemas
Head Editor Jacob Schick examines a few movies that he thinks will be good or fun in the upcoming semester.
Arts, Movies, Column
The Cinematic Year in Review
Editor Jacob Schick discusses the year in cinema, focusing on the good, the bad, and the somewhere in between in his last column of the year.
Arts, Column
A Final Musing on the Evolution of Thought
Evolving as a writer mirrors the process of bringing an artistic idea to life, taking on a life of its own and bringing you along for the ride.
Arts, Music, Column
Sharing is Caring – Deep Tracks: Vol. 2
Experiencing previously unheard music through friends, family, and acquaintances brings everyone closer together in this week’s deep tracks discussion.
