There is no denying it: “Red” is Taylor Swift’s best album and one of the best albums of the last decade. Though the 2020 dual releases of “folklore” and “evermore”...

Have you just been broken up with? Or perhaps you failed that exam you spent five hours studying for the day before? Or maybe you’re just feeling those seasonal blues? Well,...

There is a very specific feeling you get when watching a Wes Anderson movie. A certain nostalgia pervades his projects, giving all his work a familiar glow. Unlike most, the...

Abortion regulations date back to the 1820s and 1830s when they were first enacted to target dangerous drugs used by women to induce abortions. By the 1880s, abortion was...

Despite being only a mid-sized city, Cleveland has a significant number of food options—and nowhere can this be seen more than in the local pizza scene. Though Cleveland...

Walking through the “Picturing Motherhood Now” exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA), one is struck by the sheer power of the bond between mothers and children.  This...

When Mark Zuckerberg said in July he didn’t want Facebook seen as “primarily being a social media company” but instead as “a metaverse company,” I scoffed. Besides...

History was made on Tuesday, Nov. 2. For the first time in 16 years, the City of Cleveland elected a new mayor after a prolonged campaign. Justin Morris Bibb defeated City...

Despite the ease of grabbing lunch or dinner at one of the many dining options on campus—Leutner, Fribley, The Jolly Scholar, The Den, Tink, etc.—the novelty of these...

Trigger warning: sexual violence, domestic violence. In the Tinkham Veale University Center, close to the Koch entrance and right in front of the massive windows, stands...