Arts, Culture & Tech

23

Sep

Remembering the artists you forgot

Jeb Bartlett

National One-Hit Wonder Day, and its 30th anniversary, will be observed on Friday, Sept. 25. The holiday was established in 1990 by music journalist Steve Rosen as a way to…

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23

Sep

Artist Spotlight: Dancing with Hispanic heritage

David Botzer

Dance might not be the form that jumps to one’s mind when art is mentioned, but that doesn’t mean it is any less impressive than its fellow forms of art.…

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23

Sep

And the Oscar goes to… who?

Chloe Wright

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced on Sept. 8 new guidelines for the nomination of their Best Picture category that will take effect in 2024 at the…

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23

Sep

“Cuties”: child pornagraphy or raising awareness?

Allison Reynolds

Most people enjoy when movies, books, TV shows or songs cover subjects that are hard to talk about because these subjects are being brought to light and spreading awareness. “3…

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16

Sep

Survival of the fittest: toad edition

Autumn Hawkins

Cane toads (Rhinella marina) were brought to Australia from the Americas in the 1930s. Their introduction to the Australian ecosystem was a shock to the local flora and fauna. The…

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16

Sep

DNA Analysis

Shyanne Hamrick

Direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies like 23andMe and Ancestry.com are trending genetic services that can unearth a lot about us, from our family history to our predispositions to certain illnesses. The…

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16

Sep

The coiling beast

Chase Duncan

Recent footage captured by a research vessel deep below the ocean surface off Australia’s western coastline may have captured the longest recorded sea creature to date. Scientists aboard the research…

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16

Sep

Unleashing the inner TikTok

Aerieal Laymon

The popular app TikTok has become an outlet for not only students, but people of all ages to entertain themselves. TikTok has shown to be one of the most innovative…

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16

Sep

What color is English?

Chloe Wright

English is blue and math is red, but I can’t exactly tell you why. The internet has seen a trend fueled by Generation Z in recent months of odd statements…

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