Category: Columns
A weekend away: two lads purge themselves of society and take a walk in the woods
At one point in the late afternoon we were passing along a ridgeline and paused for a moment in unison, noticing the complete silence that ...
The voice of a generation: The Review’s staff reflects on their favorite Frank Ocean songs
It is evident that Ocean is a voice of a generation who has significant meaning to every person for varying reasons.
Unusual horror flicks to watch this spooky season
It’s that time of year again when the uncontrollable urge to watch horror films is met by the smell of pumpkin spice in the air ...
Album and film review: “Jesus is King” tries to make the profane into the sacred with mixed results
The album experience of “Jesus is King” is one thing, but the film takes it to another confounding place entirely.
Album Review: “Two Hands” is Big Thief’s testament to the elemental force of the human spirit
“Two Hands” channels the heat and expansive landscape, elevating the band’s sound to an elemental force, fully defining each member.
Grotto: Coming to a theater near you
No matter how terrible your life is, it won’t seem so god awful after listening to the events that transpire behind Grotto.
Checkout line philosophy: what working a minimum-wage job has taught me
There are few other circumstances where people in this day and age just take the time to talk to one another, and especially with someone ...
Masculinity in Movies: “Ad Astra” and “Moonlight” (spoiler warning)
How does masculinity limit one’s expression of feeling? Is it a slow-moving and self-destructive poison fueled by confidence and outside expectations?
Natalie is Soy-Free: What is a food sensitivity?
It felt like everything that put into my system caused a problem; I was cramped, bloated and suffering. Finally, in the summer of 2018, I ...
Pumpkin spice and everything nice: Mosaic’s review of campus’ fall drinks
Fall only comes once a year, so take full advantage of the opportunity to sip on some pumpkin-y goodness.