Lila Iké delivers a powerful music video to go along with her song, “Thy Will,” which demands justice against systemic corruption.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Minari’ Beautifully Renders an Asian American Story
Director Lee Isaac Chung’s latest film depicts moments of hardship and strength through an Asian American family in Arkansas.
Arts, On Campus
‘Rain In A Dry Land’ Discusses the Refugee Experience
‘Rain In A Dry Land’ documentary and panel discussion share the difficulties of life as a refugee.
Arts, On Campus
Nyeema Morgan’s Art Merges the Past With the Personal
Nyeema Morgan analyzes social realities with her interdisciplinary artwork.
Arts, Arts Features
Black Creatives On Campus Share Their Stories
Creative communities on campus offer a safe space and opportunity for artistic expression for Black students.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Nomadland’ Analyzes the Working Life’s Purpose
‘Nomadland’ explores the possibilities beyond a typical working life in America.
Arts, Movies, Review
Rosamund Pike Embodies Cool Girl Ethos in ‘I Care A Lot’
Rosamund Pike shines as a smooth and shockingly immoral anti-hero.
Arts, Music, Review
New Singles from BC’s Own, Zoe Behrakis, And More
Zoe Behrakis releases a smooth single, Still Woozy delivers a bubbly track, and Conan Gray branches into optimism.
Arts, Music, Review
Wallows Take Center Stage in “Quarterback”
Wallows’ new music video focuses on the band rather than enhancing the song.
Music, Review, Arts
‘Super Monster’ Disappoints with Tired, Simple Lyrics
Claud fails to live up to the hype with ‘Super Monster,’ a plain and boring album.
