Album review: A Pill for Loneliness by City and Colour
City and Colour A Pill for Loneliness Still Records Score: B- City and Colour has returned to re-break our hearts four years after the release of If I Should Go Before You. In his...
Category: Arts
Our fascination with fear: Why people enjoy watching horror films
By Mackenzie Gellner, Staff Writer Everytime I sit down to watch a horror movie, I know I am going to end up with my fingers crammed in my ears with a pillow over my...
Here’s why cultural institutions still have value in modern day society
By Sarah Green, Arts Editor We live in a world where we can access pretty much anything with a little digging and a few clicks. The Internet has opened up a digital universe brimming...
Album review: MONOH by MONOH
MONOH MONOH Quiet Love Records Score: A- MONOH is the debut, self- titled EP from MONOH, Roger Odermatt’s solo project focusing primarily on the use of sitar. The EP follows the parting between the...
Album review: Blue World by John Coltrane
John Coltrane Blue World Impulse! Score: A Blue World is an album of unreleased takes recorded by the John Coltrane Quartet at the height of their masterful jazz cohesion, made three weeks after their...
Netflix or News? Documenting the undocumented
By Mackenzie Gellner, Staff Writer This is not your typical Netflix series. This is happening as you read this. This is real; these people are real. Living Undocumented, produced by Selena Gomez, tells the...
Mandy Len Catron asks in latest book: How important is love anyway?
By Sarah Green, Arts Editor For the longest time, I thought love was something that happened to me. I pictured love as this formulaic and calculated concept that would decide to strike when the time...
Album Review: Princess Catgirl by Cashmere Cat
Cashmere Cat Princess Catgirl Mad Love/ Interscope Records Score: A If you were able to hear love, I think it would sound like every track on this album. In his second studio album, it’s...
Album review: Ugh, those feels again by Snoh Aalegra
Snoh Aalegra Ugh, those feels again Atrium Recordings Score: B- I think this album should come with a warning, “Beware: This album will make you feel everything.” In her third studio-produced album, singer-songwriter Snoh...
Why do companies really stand behind social issues?
Mackenzie Gellner, Staff Writer In current times, mental health, feminism, racism and a long list of other topics that have been historically ignored have become major talking points. As a result, many companies are integrating...
