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The internet has officially found its new boyfriend: Pedro Pascal, star of HBO Max's latest hit show, "The Last of Us," and the Disney+ original Star Wars series, "The Mandalorian."

On April 7, I had the privilege of attending the Asian American Cultural Center's (AACC) Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Heritage Month Opening Ceremony at Rutgers Student Center on Livingston campus.

Established in 1970, Earth Day marks the anniversary of the launch of the modern environmental movement, which fittingly began on college campuses.

For many anime fans, spring and summer usually bring the most exciting titles forward, and this season is absolutely no exception. From the new "Demon Slayer" season to some more underrated titles, like "Skip to Loafer," whatever you’re in the mood for, this season is sure to have.

If you're anything like me, you've been religiously following Taylor Swift's Eras Tour since it started on March 17. Maybe you've been lucky enough to attend one of the shows, or if you lost "The Great Ticketmaster War" like many other Swifties, you've probably been getting FoMO watching TikTok lives of the concert.

We find ourselves again amid course registration season — some already have their classes picked out, while others are still scrambling on Course Schedule Planner. Whether you're registering for your first or final semester, Rutgers offers an endless selection of interesting classes across all departments.

"American Horror Story" is a TV anthology horror series created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk. Each season of the show follows a different storyline and characters but maintains the same themes of horror, mystery and the supernatural. Loyal fans have been watching the series since 2011 and praise its creators for the show's unique yet gruesome plotlines.

Easton Avenue and other streets near the College Avenue campus offer a wide variety of delicious food. From Daniel's Pizzeria to Stuff Yer Face, several dining establishments near the campus are beloved by Rutgers students. 

Not long ago, I wrote about my experience going to see Illumination's newest release, "The Super Mario Bros. Movie," in theaters. Prior to watching the movie, I engaged in a fairly straightforward ticket-purchasing process: I went on Rutgers Cinema's website, and I bought a general admissions matinee ticket for $5, which allowed me to sit wherever there was an open seat in the theater.

This past week, Netflix's "Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown posted a photo on Instagram with her boyfriend Jake Bongiovi, son of singer Jon Bon Jovi.