‘BRAT’ and it’s completely different but kind of disappointing
By Anthony Pintado Staff Writer “BRAT,” Charli XCX’s biggest boom into the public eye, was the saving grace of summer 2024. A breath of...
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Raena Hunter Doty
Oct 11
Educational Technology Office presents on AI use at FSU
By Raena Hunter Doty Arts & Features Editor Instructional Technologist Kevin Kennedy, who works in the Educational Technology Office...
Raena Hunter Doty
Oct 11
Roopika Risam speaks on the importance of digital humanities
By Raena Hunter Doty Arts & Features Editor Arts & Ideas hosted Roopika Risam, professor of digital humanities at Dartmouth College, who...
FSU and Framingham community discuss ‘Prequel’
By Ryan O’Connell Associate Editor By Sarah Daponde Staff Writer Weronika Zawora, outreach & student engagement coordinator for the...
Liv Dunleavy
Oct 11
‘I Am Still’ - the journey of a global popstar
By Liv Dunleavy Staff Writer We know him as Jungkook of BTS. We love him as Jungkook of BTS. The world sees him as the golden boy of...
Bella Omar
Oct 11
The Stitch - Style with Niemi
By Bella Omar Asst. Arts & Features Editor Since Nancy Niemi was appointed president of Framingham State in 2022, she has inspired...
Antonio Machado
Oct 11
‘143’ - Perry’s last reach for relevancy
By Antonio Machado Staff Writer After spending seven seasons judging American Idol following the failure of her 2020 album, “Smile,” pop...
Raena Hunter Doty
Oct 4
Damion Thomas presents on Jesse Owens and the 1936 Olympics
By Raena Hunter Doty Arts & Features Editor Damion Thomas, sports curator at Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and...
‘Contemporary Monuments to the Slave Past’ hosted by Arts & Ideas
By Francisco Omar Fernandez Rodriguez Arts & Features Editor On Sept. 30, Arts & Ideas hosted “Contemporary Monuments to the Slave Past”...
Ryan O'Connell
Oct 4
Henry Whittemore Library collection highlights life at FSU during WWII
By Ryan O’Connell Associate Editor As part of its series on Americans and the Holocaust, the Henry Whittemore Library’s Archivist and...
Liv Dunleavy
Oct 4
Kiddy Kubby: What really goes on inside our head?
By Liv Dunleavy Staff Writer It has been nine years since the world found out what goes on inside our heads, and I don’t think any of us...
Raena Hunter Doty
Oct 4
‘Delicious in Dungeon’ - definitely delightful
By Raena Hunter Doty Arts & Features Editor For fans of anime, “Delicious in Dungeon” was one of the big events of the first half of...
Kate Norrish
Oct 4
‘The Ghostkeeper’ makes a bland exterior lovely
By Kate Norrish Staff Writer On the surface, it seems like this graphic novel is an interesting concept delivered in a preachy way, and...
Owen Glancy
Oct 4
Owen’s Oldies: ‘Double Indemnity’
By Owen Glancy Asst. Arts & Features Editor The early 1940s was undoubtedly one of the most tumultuous times not just in film history,...
Senator Oliveira speaks at a ‘Books Not Bans’ event
By Francisco Omar Fernandez Rodriguez Arts & Features Editor The Whittemore Library and the Education Department hosted the event “Books...
Bella Omar
Sep 27
Electrix Vintage outshines pyrotechnic display at NYFW
By Bella Omar Asst. Arts & Features Editor Electrix Vintage - @electrixvintage on Instagram - has been a dynamic, NYC-based vintage...
Raena Hunter Doty
Sep 27
Rosa Guzman builds connections among the Deaf community
By Raena Hunter Doty Arts & Features Editor Rosa Guzman, a Puerto Rican Deaf social worker, spoke about her life experiences in a...
Jesse Burchill
Sep 27
'Longlegs' - a 21st-century horror classic?
By Jesse Burchill Staff Writer Released on July 12, “Longlegs” is a supernatural horror film starring Maika Monroe, Blair Underwood,...
Antonio Machado
Sep 27
‘HIT ME HARD AND SOFT’ - a dive into Billie Eilish’s bittersweet relationships
By Antonio Machado Staff Writer It seems that whenever Billie Eilish pops out a new record, it ends up being a pop masterpiece, and her...
Michael Trueswell
Sep 27
‘Napoleon Director's Cut’ - not so revolutionary
By Michael Trueswell Staff Writer Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” explores the victories and failures of Napoleon Bonaparte and the...
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