Ava Kobos
The movie version of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone came out twenty years ago, and the cast just had their first reunion to celebrate.
Author: Anna Blake Patrick
Torben Karl
Welcoming students back from their winter break, Kara Tambellini’s Literary Journalism class announced a new donations drive. Partnering with Portland organization William Temple House, the drive will be open until January 27th.
Mia Fitzloff
Sadly, I was out of town for the opening night of the show stopping, Marvel-Sony Collab, Spiderman No Way Home. However, I did go see it in theaters as soon as I got home. And there’s a lot to process.
Anna Blake Patrick
If I were to rename the series to a similar title as Spider-Man: Far From Home, I’d probably call it, Hawkeye: Far From Retirement—because will former Avenger Clint Barton ever actually get a break? No, probably not. Merry Christmas.
Alexander Matthews
The Omicron Variant has caused worldwide concern over the increased chance spread of COVID-19.
Ava Kobos
Although the fall play has just ended, the winter play is already in the works.
Mia Fitzloff
If you have been paying attention to the news lately, particularly this week, you might have heard whispers of terms such as “The Supreme Court”, “Mississippi”, or “Roe v. Wade”. The reason for all this talk is the impending supreme court decision of whether to or not to overturn Roe V. Wade decision of 1973 which provided the “right to privacy” and protected women’s rights to have an abortion.
Anna Blake Patrick
The last we saw of Peter Parker, things weren’t looking good. Blindsided by Mysterio’s last ruse, Peter’s private identity was revealed to the world, and his 17-year-old face was stamped on buildings everywhere as PUBLIC ENEMY #1. No Way Home picks up right where Far From Home left off—not a fantastic start, if you ask me. At this point, you, I, and probably Peter Parker himself are wondering the exact same thing: How can things possibly get any worse?Warning: Spoilers ahead. Proceed with caution.
Mia Fitzloff
Directed by Pablo Larraín and written by Steven Knight, Spencer pulls viewers into an eerie universe, alike in all ways to the world of Princess Diana we know, but shockingly spooky and uncomfortable to watch.