October 29, 2018
Filed under Movies
Venom’s origin story would not be complete without Spider-man, or so you would think. With the new Venom solo movie out, Sony Studios decided to take a different approach when tackling the emotional origin story of Eddie Brock, pl...
Logan Maramba, Opinion Editor
October 29, 2018
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Video Games
The Eighth generation of consoles has suffered due to lack of standout titles. Many felt this way until the E3 reveal trailer for a new, original title, Marvel’s Spider-man. Spider-man looked incredible, and was being develo...
Matt Troher, Editor-in-Chief
October 29, 2018
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Fine Arts
Sitting in a movie theater, the smell of freshly made popcorn and the noise of soda fountains complete the atmosphere. Waiting for the lights to dim and the movie to start, sophomore Nolan Stevens sits...
Sam Weinheimer, Feature Editor
October 11, 2018
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Music
Robert Bryson Hall, more formally known as Logic, once again exceeds expectations and delivers a very retro style album, focusing more on his roots and his jumpstart to stardom.
Logic is very known for creating many differ...
Matt Troher, Editor-In-Chief
October 2, 2018
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Music
The latest project from Chicago’s very own rapper Noname (Fatimah Warner) listens more like a spoken word poem than a rap album, and that’s exactly what makes her one of the best rappers in the scene right now.
Hailing ...
Logan Maramba, Opinion Editor
October 1, 2018
Filed under Arts/Entertainment
CoreLife is an inviting and visually stimulating restaurant, with a friendly staff that readily let me in to see the restaurant before its Sept. 27 opening.
Located at 1026 Ogden Avenue, CoreLife is a relatively new...
Patrick Brooks, A&E Editor
October 1, 2018
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Movies
“Searching” looked like just another horror movie. However, by the end of the movie it leaves the audience with so much more than most would expect in terms of acting, visuals and storytelling.
Despite the...
September 27, 2018
Patrick Brooks, A&E Editor
September 7, 2018
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Music
Thank You for Today is probably the most promising album of the 2010’s for both long-time Death Cab fans and newcomers. With a new producer, Rich Costly, and a new member, Dave Depper, Thank You for Today looks...
Audrey Dwyer, In-Depth Editor
August 30, 2018
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Movies
The 90th Oscars was a flop.
With a record low of 26.5 million viewers, the March 4th telecast ratings had dropped 20% from the previous year. To boost their program’s popularity, the Academy made three significant chang...
Kyle Schirle and Matt Troher
May 22, 2018
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Fine Arts, Movies, Music
With school getting out and summer starting up, schedules will be freed up and boredom will need to be overcomed. A&E editors Matt Troher and Kyle Schirle share their recommendations on music and movies to help keep the boredom...
Kyle Schirle, A&E Editor
May 22, 2018
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Music
Florida hardcore band Underoath returns with their eighth studio album “Erase Me.” This album continues their musical excellence with this project. The album stands as a turning point in their discography since they abandon...
