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“The Curse”: A Critique of White Liberalism

“The Curse”: A Critique of White Liberalism

Owen Herdrick, Senior Writer February 21, 2024

If asked what they thought of a television pitch that saw a married couple hosting an HGTV show that went comically wrong due to a curse put on them, the average viewer would probably think it sounded...

Homage as a tool in “Mission: Impossible–Dead Reckoning”

Nate Meshau, Contributor February 19, 2024

The “Mission: Impossible" ("M:I") brand has gone through many iterations since its recognition as a film franchise with the 1996 reboot directed by Brian De Palma. The original trilogy ranged wildly...

Photo Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures

“All of Us Strangers”: A Dreamy Nightmare

Owen Herdrick, Senior Writer February 18, 2024

If you go into “All of Us Strangers” expecting a Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott love story, as many viewers did, you will leave it a bit surprised. While this arc is explored, and beautifully at that,...

Dolly Aldertons Good Material book cover.

Reflections on singledom and broken hearts in Dolly Alderton’s new novel, “Good Material”

Morgan Hausback, Managing Editor February 16, 2024

Dolly Alderton’s new novel, “Good Material,” is the perfect blend of comedy and heartbreak reflections. Thirty-five-year-old Andy is thrown for a loop when his girlfriend of almost four years,...

Exhibit A in Delmar showcases how art and sustainability can be used to reimagine existing buildings and public spaces in St. Louis.

Exhibit reimagines what art and nature can do for St. Louis

Ulaa Kuziez, News Editor February 16, 2024

Art can look like white walls and fancy canvases. At Exhibit A in Delmar, the colorful walls are filled with doodles and writing. The temporary art exhibit is playful and engaging by design, creator...

“Anatomy of a Fall”

Aditya Gunturu, Staff Writer February 16, 2024

Bong Joon Ho, the critically acclaimed director of the award-winning Korean film Parasite, once said, “Once you overcome the one-inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more...

Society of the Snow utilizes striking visuals to tell the story of 16 members of the “Old Christians” who were stranded in the Andes bitter winter for 72 days.

“Society of the Snow” – A Disturbing Tale of Faith and Man’s Will to Survive

Brendan Brunette, Senior Writer February 15, 2024

As frigid, record-low temperatures have recently plagued Saint Louis University’s North campus, one film nominated for the Best International Feature Film at the 96th Academy Awards emerges as a powerful...

David Von Erich, played by Harris Dickinson, brandishing his family’s iconic move, The Iron Claw, at the end of a match. (Photo courtesy of A24)

“The Iron Claw”: A visceral look into family loyalty and guilt

Aditya Gunturu, Staff Writer February 13, 2024

If you are a wrestling fan or have spent enough time with one, you have most likely heard the name Von Erich. The Von Erich family is a group forever ingrained into the foundation of modern wrestling....

Gavillet shared her tips for success to SLU students on Jan. 29. (The University News / Abby Campbell)

5 Tips to Kickstart Your Career as an Artist –

MC Pavlick, Fundraising Chair February 5, 2024

On Jan. 29, multi-hyphenate visual artist Alexander Gavillet spoke to SLU students at the Kristen Peterson Distinguished Lecture in Art and Art History. Originally from Chicago, Gallivet now lives and...


Hosts Jack Quaid and Zazie Beetz at the 96th Academy Award nominations ceremony in Los Angeles, California (Photo courtesy of Hollywood Reporter).

Oscar nominees announced

Aditya Gunturu, Contributor February 5, 2024

On the night of Jan. 23, actors Jack Quaid and Zazie Beetz hosted the official 96th Academy Awards nomination ceremony, where the films and creators nominated for all categories were revealed. The event...

Becoming Bella Baxter, Sexual Liberation and Metamorphosis: A “Poor Things” Review

Morgan Hausback, Managing Editor January 23, 2024

Emma Stone plays Bella Baxter, the living experiment of a grown woman who has a child’s brain. Her creator, Godwin, played by Willem Defoe, keeps her locked up in their home in Victorian London, so that...

Photo Courtesy of Eli Rallo

From Journalist to Influencer: Internet Sensation Eli Rallo Set to Speak in St. Louis

Morgan Hausback and Gabrielle Chiodo January 11, 2024

Between spending time with “Sex and the City” icon Sarah Jessica Parker and hosting her podcast, “Miss Congeniality,” the relatable Internet creator Eli Rallo narrates the Gen Z dating experience...

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