Illustration by Elliot Burr
Hello y’all, and welcome back to In The Queue!
I hope you liked my favorite Twilight Zone episodes! This time around, we are going to look at a couple films some might...
Illustration by Jocelyn Burton
Forty years after a Chicago triple murder in 1955, the killer was finally brought to justice.
On October 16, 1955, Robert Peterson went with John and Anton Schuessler...
Enjoy the social media team's playlist filled with punk, pop and everything else you can imagine to remind you of your teenage days. Make a game out of listening to it, try and not dance along!
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6TrnGQPq8b79EZcEQOAa1J?si=SGYocVK8RnaSBESPs9REug
Featured photo by Anastasia Lawrence
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is easily one of the most influential social justice seekers of our time. In the wake of 2020, RBG’s death was shocking and stamped another...
Illustration by Elliot Burr
Patti Smith’s “Horses” (#26) is better than “Kind of Blue” (#31)? “Kid A” (#20) is better than “Born to Run” (#21)? The preening pretense of Thom...
Illustration by Elliot BurrAll photographs by Anastasia Lawrence
The recent passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Sept 18 seemed to be another ruthless tragedy in a string of awfulness...
Featured image courtesy of Michael Zittel from Pexels
What is it like to be a dance major? Well, I am here to dispel any doubt: it is intense. A study conducted earlier this year determined that...
Illustration by Elliot BurrPhotographs by Marisa DeRoma
With the rise of the Internet and social media, it is easier than ever to research before making a purchase. There are thousands of options to...
Illustration by Alice Leach and Elliot Burr
Hey, how do y’all? I hope you liked your new favorite music from the last Speakeasy Sounds. Sure as death and taxes, I’m back with some more of your...
Featured image courtesy of Trista Chen from Pexels
Hello and welcome back to The Egg Burner!
I hope you enjoyed last week’s meal, Asparagus Stuffed Chicken Breast, as much as I did.
This...
Featured photo by Anastasia Lawrence
Kent State made national news earlier this month when multiple racist statements were painted on the Kent State campus rock. On September 7, the rock was defaced...
Photos by Anastasia Lawrence
The rock, due to its simplistic and solid form, has become a ubiquitous symbol of Kent State as a whole. Since its inception in the 1930s, it has become a canvas for a...
