Articles by Gwen Howard
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“Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth” redefines gameplay
Final Fantasy VII is an installment of the Japanese fantasy series released in late January of 1997. The game has recently been revisited by developers...
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‘Gruff’ tackles the nuance of personal relationships
On March 1, Julian Curi uploaded a handmade, paper-animated and puppeteered short film to his YouTube channel Righteous Robot. Following community donations over the course...
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“The Crucible” offers insight and student opportunity
On the surface, reading or watching “The Crucible” is a form of entertainment based on a hysteric period, yet diving into the context and moral...
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Women lead larger gothic roles
Upon typing “gothic literature themes” into Google’s search bar, a list of topics can be spotted. Among them, you can catch the not-so-surprising theme of...
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Historical Rainfall floods Southern California
Recent rain storms brought flooding and destruction to Southern California. An atmospheric river that lasted from Feb. 3-7 brought incredible rainfall, in some areas as...
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Declan McKenna’s third album contemplates modern society
On Feb. 9, English indie songwriter Declan McKenna–best known for his track titled “Brazil,” a commentary on the costs of the 2014 FIFA World Cup...
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Trump wins New Hampshire primary election in 2024
On the morning of Jan. 24, primary election results broke out for New Hampshire, with former President Donald Trump securing the republican primary with 54%...
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Music Corner
Within the first two weeks of 2024, Kali Uchis warmed up January’s chill beginning with her fifth studio album, and sophomore-spanish album, Orquídeas (Orchids). The...
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Holiday adoption destroys animal’s futures
The holiday season is often synonymous with warmth, joy, and the spirit of giving. Amidst the festivities, one trend that persists each year is the...
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Hunger Games prequel exceeds expectations
After years of anticipation, speculation, and excitement, “Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes” has finally been released in theaters, and let us...