By Michael Trueswell Staff Writer Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” explores the victories and failures of Napoleon Bonaparte and the...

By Ryan O’Connell Associate Editor Daniel Greene, the subject matter knowledge expert at the United State Holocaust Memorial Museum and...

By Raena Hunter Doty Arts & Features Editor The Henry Whittemore Library hosted the unveiling of the new Native American land...

By Raena Hunter Doty Arts & Features Editor Arts & Features Editor Raena Hunter Doty had the opportunity to interview Daniel Greene,...

By Ryan O’Connell Associate Editor The Henry Whittemore Library held a reception to announce the opening of new programming related to...

By Francisco Omar Fernandez Rodriguez Arts & Features Editor On Sept. 11, a reception and short lecture for the “Drawing in HMart”...

By The Gatepost Arts and Features Staff ‘Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree’ By Owen Glancy Asst. Arts & Features Editor Ever since its...

By Andrea O’Brien Staff Writer Nicola MacEwen, professor in the Fashion Design & Retailing Department, experienced a very busy week...

By Raena Doty Arts & Features Editor The Christa McAuliffe Center hosted the second annual Climate Hope Concert by Multiverse Concert...

By Raena Doty Arts & Features Editor On April 24, the second of two senior capstone exhibitions in the Mazmanian Gallery began with a...

By Andrea O’Brien Staff Writer Junior Matthew Boivin got into art when his grandmother and uncle, both artists, introduced him to all...

By Liv Dunleavy Staff Writer From April 21 to April 25, nine students all gathered at 6 p.m. in the Dwight Performing Arts Center to put...

By Raena Doty Arts & Features Editor On March 17, most students were relaxing into the first few days of a quiet spring break - but for...

By Adam Levine Editorial Staff At most events on campus, attendees can turn toward the back of the room and see the friendly faces of the...

By Francisco Omar Fernandez Rodriguez Asst. Arts & Features Editor On April 17, the Center for Inclusive Excellence held an event called...

By Jack McLaughlin Arts & Features Editor The Center for Digital Humanities hosted their final event of the semester, “Rethinking Race...

By Kristel Erguiza Staff Writer What do immigration, Cabbage Patch Kids™, and eggs have in common? “Problemista” answers that question....

By Jack McLaughlin Arts & Features Editor It’s hard to think of a time when movies based on comics were few and far between. But in 2002,...

By Owen Glancy Asst. Arts & Features Editor “Spy x Family” is one of the most popular anime of the last five years, and for good reason....

By Liv Dunleavy Staff Writer A whopping eight years later, “Kung Fu Panda” is back with its newest installment, number four. I really...