By Melissa Stough Contributing Writer The number of LGBTQ+ friendly cartoons our generation grew up with can be counted on one hand. “Adventure Time” and “Steven Universe” entered much later, too late […]
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Musical duo The Imaginaries’ anticipated self-titled album is set to release on March 26, 2021. The group consists of husband and wife Shane Henry and Maggie […]
By Jenny Wallace, Arts & Entertainment Editor Spencer Ford, Recruitment and Retention On March 14, The Recording Academy Grammy Awards held its 63rd ceremony. From attire, to performances, to nominees and award […]
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment “Wizards of Waverly Place” actress and “Lose You to Love Me,” singer Selena Gomez has been low on Hollywood’s radar because of her inactivity on social […]
By Donovan Levine, Editor-In-Chief Jenny Wallace, Arts & Entertainment Michael G. Long is a local PA author from Lower Allen Township who will be publishing the book “Kids on the March: 15 […]
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor “Get ready Reading! If all goes according to schedule, we will be filming this fall!” said Sue Lange, producer for local company Schott Productions, who […]
By Raven Shellman Contributing Writer Authorship of the tiny inscription, “Could have only been painted by a madman,” within Edvard Munch’s famous painting “The Scream” has finally been determined by curators at […]
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor On Feb. 18, KU’s Activities Board hosted a virtual Kahoot event with Brittany Broski, famous meme ‘Kombucha girl.’ The night started with a bad lag, […]
By Spencer Ford Contributing Writer Netflix’s most recent original film, “I Care a Lot,” has just been released on the streaming service’s US platform and has caused buzz amongst various social media […]
By Allyson Watkins Contributing Writer What if society never stopped advancing? What if our desire for faster internet, faster communication and faster everything went to the extreme? What if you could never […]