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A review of ‘Axiom’s End’

Emily Curry

We on Earth long for interaction with one another. Humankind is designed simply as a social species. Perhaps it is this mentality that drives us to look to the stars…

What is ‘Squid Game?’

Gabriel Corbin

Since its inception, Netflix has made a name for itself with the inclusion of foreign dramas that have brought an international culture to viewers worldwide. From shows like “Kingdom” to…

York County events from Oct. 13 to Oct. 31

David Botzer

More information for all the events listed here can be found at VisitYorkCounty.com/Events. Daily Ongoing “Fort Mill Scarecrow Crawl” until Oct. 30 - Throughout Downtown Fort Mill Oct.…

October calendar of arts, culture, and tech events

David Botzer

“ENIGMA” Ongoing until Oct. 25 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Lewandowski Student Gallery An exhibition featuring abstract artwork created by the department of fine arts first-year students in…

How will Cowboy Bebop compare with other live-action adaptations?

Gabriel Corbin

A live-action adaptation of the hit anime series “Cowboy Bebop” will premiere on Netflix on Nov. 19. The series stars John Cho, Mustafa Shakir, Daniella Pineda, Elena Satine and Alex…

China to ban LGBTQ content in their country

Gabriel Corbin

China has had a series of new legislatures and content that has transformed it into one of the largest anti-LGBTQ countries in the world. Recently, however, the Chinese government has…

A review of the movie ‘In the Heights’

Gabriel Corbin

As one of the many creations of Lin-Manuel Miranda, the most recent summer musical blockbuster “In the Heights” provides a tale full of fantastic music, heart and passion with every…

Did you know about art for the visually impaired?

Emily Curry

Art is one of the most defining characteristics of humanity. Art reflects and influences our culture and can be a joy and beauty to behold. However, this is only the…

A review of the book ‘The Song of Achilles’

Sam Hyatt

Before continuing, be aware that this article will contain spoilers about the book “The Song of Achilles” by Madeline Miller. Additionally, this article will discuss explicit scenes that take place…

Winthrop Fine Arts Returns to Life

Emily Curry

With Winthrop University’s plethora of fine arts programs, it should come as no surprise that the music and visual arts departments hold events throughout the year to showcase student talent.…