New exhibits come to Hamersly

New exhibits come to Hamersly

Zoë Strickland | Editor-in-Chief For Hamersly Library, the beginning of term means the opening of new second and third floor art exhibits. The exhibits officially opened on Jan. 8 and Jan. 5, respectively. “Painting for the fun of it,” a watercolor display by local...

Cannon Gallery highlights digital magic

Zoë Strickland | Editor-in-Chief On Jan. 17, artist Ryan Woodring came to the Cannon Gallery of Art for the reception of his installation, “Unveiling World Tour.” The installation has been up since Jan. 11 and will remain in the gallery until Feb. 9. In his series of...

Review: “The Post”

Zoë Strickland | Editor-in-Chief Before going to see the film, I had heard relatively nothing about “The Post” or the Pentagon Papers scandal that it follows. Regardless, the film was an engaging and empowering political thriller that boasted impeccable acting. The...

Western welcomes Celtic music

Western welcomes Celtic music

Nikita Williams | Freelancer On Jan. 13, musicians Eric Rigler, Dirk Freymuth and Kira Ott held an exciting and high energy concert as part of Western’s Smith Fine Arts Series. Rigler and Freymuth had just come back from their 2017 PBS TV special “Celtic Journeys:...

Low-key shows to stream

Michelle Bonilla | Freelancer “The OA” When a young woman returns home after having been missing for the past seven years it becomes a joyous event for the once small town who have all but assumed her dead. However, everyone is shocked once they discover that the once...

Last year’s overlooked entertainment

Mitchell Martin | Freelancer It’s 2018, and that means there are new movies, games, television shows and albums for us to bite into. And while I sit, awaiting the release of “Avengers: Infinity Wars,” Season 3 of “The Magicians” and for all of the Japanese RPG fans...

Review: “The Financial Diet”

Review: “The Financial Diet”

Zoë Strickland | Editor-in-Chief “The Financial Diet,” written by Chelsea Fagan and designed by Lauren Ver Hage, is a finance guide geared towards twenty-somethings that want to stay on top of their finances. The book, while both useful and interesting, missed the...

New year, new music

Ashton Newton | Freelancer 2017 was a big year for music. Whether it was Taylor Swift reinventing her sound in “Reputation” or Kendrick Lamar dropping an instant classic with “DAMN.,” it’s hard to picture 2018 living up to one of the best years in the last decade for...

Review: “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle”

Sam Dunaway | News Editor If you’re anything like me, ‘90s movies played a major role in your childhood entertainment. The 1995 classic “Jumanji” was no exception. Upon the announcement of a sequel, I’ll admit that I was a bit skeptical. But as long as you’re not...