“Better Call Saul” carries many of the technical characteristic of its illustrious predecessor, but takes its audience on a more whimsical ride.
Arts, Off Campus, Column
YouTube Fueling And Driving Modern Culture
Though YouTube has garnered unparalleled popularity as a video sharing community, it has its reach much farther into society.
Column, Featured Column, Off Campus, Arts
The One Where Everyone Says “No Homo”
The iconic TV series ‘Friends’ was recently released on Netflix, but does it still resonate with all types of audiences ten years after its finale?
Arts, Featured Column, Television, Column
“Parks And Rec,” The State Of The Union, And Us Somewhere Inbetween
As its journey from a sitcom spin off to a own well-oiled comedy machine winds down, “Parks and Recreation” matters.
Arts, Off Campus, Column
‘Thrones’ Came To IMAX, Then Went
We all have our areas of expertise. Ryan Dowd has Westeros. Somewhat related, do you have a car to take him Jordan’s Furniture?
Arts, Off Campus, Column
Oh, The Places Tech Shall Go
What they do you mean by “use Snapchat?” Finding a way to step aside from the millions of mini-terminators.
Arts, Column
In Defense Of Summer Finn
‘500 Days of Summer’ does more than depict the hardship of heartbreak by exposing stock characters and female tropes in modern film.
Arts, Music, Column
A Brief Moment In The Life Of A Spotify Savant
Kayla Famolare takes us through the pros and cons of her favorite music streaming site.
Column, On Campus, Music, Arts
Boldly Following The Spotify Generation
How we share our music is just as important as what we listen to.
Column, Arts
A Tribute To The Bard: His Words and Wisdom
A call for greater appreciation for and more films from William Shakespeare.
