Last Night in Soho (2021), Edgar Wright’s newest film captures the story of the young fashion student Eloise (Thomasin Mckenzie) as she moves into London’s Soho. The freshman University student soon finds herself mysteriously transported back to 1960’s SoHo shadowing an aspiring singer Sandy (Anya Taylor Joy) as she grapples with the vices of being […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
Louis Tomlinson’s Walls Album Concert in New York
Louis Tomlinson, one of the former members of One Direction, has taken the road on his first ever solo world tour. This tour was originally scheduled a few years back, but it was delayed due to COVID 19. Beginning his world tour in America, Louis has been traveling up and down the east coast, recently […]
Atypical: The Autism Spectrum in Entertainment
Many shows have attempted to include diverse, neurodivergent characters in their show, such as The Big Bang Theory, The Good Doctor, and Sherlock. Whether movies or TV shows have done a good job at representing neurodivergent characters is up to debate. However, as we strive for more diversity, we see more neurodivergent characters on mainstream […]
Super Bowl Traditions
Every February, millions of Americans assemble in front of their televisions to watch the Super Bowl, the National Football League’s championship game. After the first game with the Green Bay Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs in 1967, it became known as the Super Bowl. Throughout the years, as American life has progressed alongside the […]
How to Start Building Credit as a College Student
The terms “credit” and “finances” can be confusing and daunting. Although building credit right now may seem insignificant, your future self will thank you. On Feb. 9, Career Development and the Finance Club presented a workshop called “Let’s Talk Credit”, which featured Heather Vincent, Vice President, Campus Program Manager at Wells Fargo. This presentation provided […]
Zachary Dougherty Establishes the FirstNJ Legislative Youth Council
Zachary Dougherty, a junior majoring in history and political science with a concentration in international relations, is already making a difference in the political and governmental world by recently establishing the New Jersey Legislative Youth Council. In particular, he drafted and authored the legislation’s institutional framework, mission statement, and its responsibilities. The New Jersey Legislative […]
Russia-Ukraine Speculations
Let me be the first to say that I do not enjoy politics in the slightest. I try to avoid it like the plague because people tend to blow things way out of proportion whenever a conversation gets political. However, the events that could transpire in the next week or so have the potential to […]
Is The Pandemic Finally Ending?
COVID has been a raging hurricane for the past two years. At the beginning of the pandemic, it seemed like there was no end in sight. Even now, variants keep mutating and spreading like wildfire, causing widespread panic and uncertainty. While there was a significant spike in COVID cases due to Omicron variant in the […]
Editors’ Thoughts on Super Bowl Sunday
Super Bowl LVI took place this past weekend on Sunday, Feb. 13. at the brand new SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, where the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals by a score of 23-20.Super Bowl Sunday is notorious for being the most watched sporting event in the United States, regularly drawing over 100 million […]
COVID Concerns for Student-Athletes
Concerns about COVID recovery and post-COVID symptoms are especially prevalent among athletes because they live such an active lifestyle that they may have difficulty returning to. This was the case for Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson, who missed 11 days and two games after contracting the virus in December of 2021. According to the […]