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When deciding on what the scariest aspect of a horror film is, what comes to mind first? Is it the idea of an unknown killer out to slaughter whoever they come into contact with? An unsettled spirit enacting supernatural punishments on the living? Or could it be something more mundane than that, perhaps even commonly […]

Coperni’s Spring/Summer ‘23 fashion show demonstrated the latest technology in garment making: spray on fabric.  Great inventions always start with a bit of luck and a silly idea — in this case, it started with a bit of silly string. Silly string might have just been a childhood toy to a lot of us, but […]

Keeping the dream alive with Franky Castle’s eccentric life.  Southern California local, Francisco “Franky” Castle, is passionate about the arts. I met Castle at Riverside’s monthly art walk. He was willing to sit down with me and tell his story. Castle was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, and left for the states at the age […]

Musician, Baby Tate, adds a new album under her belt and is worth a listen. Baby Tate is not a beginner in the music industry, with a discography that begins as early as 2016 with her song “B.B.L.U.” Her new album “Mani/Pedi,” named after two tracks on the album, is a testament to the hard […]

The film’s all-star cast and prevalent themes failed to capture the attention of audiences which led to a dull cinematic experience.  From an ensemble cast overflowing with A-listers, to one of the most celebrated cinematographers, to a director with a solid track record, “Amsterdam” has all the right pieces. Yet the film doesn’t know what […]

In an unsurprising turn of events, on Oct. 5, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit voted to uphold a 2021 ruling that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is illegal. While the program is still ongoing despite this ruling, it creates new fear for the Dreamers who arrived in this […]

President Biden recently signed an executive order to forgive large swaths of federal student loan debt. Borrowers with yearly incomes of under $125,000, or $250,000 for married couples, are eligible for $10,000 of debt forgiveness, while Pell Grant recipients are eligible for $20,000.  Pitched by the Biden Administration as a way to ameliorate the harm […]

While struggling is part of life, there shouldn’t be pressure to accomplish tasks without struggle or give off the impression that one had most things come easy to them. The expectation to be flawless and excel in every aspect of life is perpetuated by social media and is awful for the confidence and mental health […]

“For Better or Worse: Crossing the Line” is the title of this year’s conference.

As a college student, in order to gain certain skills and experience, it is typically necessary to obtain an internship within one’s chosen field. Internships can be a good way of dipping your toes into the mercurial ocean of today’s job market, provide experience to put on your resume and help you form connections within […]