Internet Cultured: Social media conflates online and real personalities
With the proliferation of internet culture many of us have now actively chosen to fit ourselves into particular tropes online that may not reflect who we are in real life.
REVIEW: ‘The Irishman’ is a contemplative, somber masterpiece
Themes of loyalty and self-reflection make “The Irishman” a wonderfully rich text; the film earns every second of its almost three-and-a-half-hour runtime with mesmerizing performances.
SleezeHog Productions platforms artists of color
The student-run concert promoter aims to create an inclusive environment.
You Should Stan: Jake Miller sings about heartbreak but will still make you happy
Jake Miller’s confidence is booming, but he isn’t cocky.
Razor Sharp: Marshall senior fulfills passion for cutting hair
Senior Andres Ruvalcaba provides his services to friends and students based out of his home on Menlo.
Student group fosters conversation on conspiracy theories
The Rabbit Hole Club is an open space to discuss and debunk theories.
5 simple and last minute Halloween costume ideas
Though Halloween allows us to leave midterm madness behind for one night, nothing is more frightening than realizing you don’t have a costume planned.
Tongue in Chic: Jeans aren’t that great. Here’s why.
Jeans are wardrobe workhorses. You can dress ’e’m up or down; you can wear ’em at the office, to the grocery store or on a first date. But, in reality, jeans are ugly, unflattering and unattractive.
Danny Trejo talks Latinx representation, his journey to film
Danny Trejo, widely known for his role in "Spy Kids" as Machete, joined an Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism class on Hollywood and entertainment as a guest speaker to talk about his life experiences and the importance of Latinx representation in the media.
That’s Hot: The scariest thing about Halloween is its effect on the environment
In 2014, the National Retail Federation conducted a study that found more than two-thirds of celebrants will buy a costume for Halloween each year. Total spooky spending for that year by Americans? More than 7 billion dollars. And with big spending comes big waste.