Blaming Students for COVID-19 Spread Unfair, Innacurate
With the rise of coronavirus cases in the United States, universities across the country have sworn to reduce the number of cases on campuses. Many schools promised to test their students, to prioritize safety and to do what they could…
On Campus Residence and Instruction Disaster in Making
As COVID-19 began making headlines in late December, it ambushed China. Since, it has rapidly throughout the world in its entirety taking many lives along the way and leaving a lasting impact for so many others. After the first few…
Virus Vaccine Something to be Cautious About
We are getting it in November. We are getting it in January 2021. Everyone will have it by April. These are all things Americans have been told over the last few months about when they are getting a vaccine for…
“Project Power” Fails to Fill Void Left by Lack of Superhero Films
Over the past decade, superhero and comic book films have become a significant staple in pop culture, with the promise of riveting action, dazzling digital effects and captivating characters. Given the immense popularity of the genre, in addition to the…
“Aggretsuko” Continues to Impress as New Season Comes Out
After two seasons of surprisingly insightful television, “Aggretsuko” has proven to be the second realest show starring talking animals to come out in the last decade, with top spot going to Bojack Horseman. Retsuko, the overworked, death-metal belting red panda,…
All in Yellow, All in Black
My Grandmother didn’t know she was dead. “Ellie, Ellie! Out here, by the window.” My dads made me wear all black to the funeral, which I hated, but they said it wasn’t about me. Closed casket. The priest talked for…
Harley Quinn Season 2 Picks Up Where First Left Off
If you haven’t seen the first season of “Harley Quinn,” stop reading this review. Either go watch the show and come back or continue on with your everyday life in our shared dystopian nightmare. To those that have seen season…
Paralympics Documentary Leaves a lot be Desired
For most, the Summer Olympics run from late July to early August, although not many are aware that coming right behind are the Paralympics, which stands for ‘parallel to the Olympics,’ a movement promoting sport for athletes with impairments. A…
New Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion Song Ignites Conversation about Sexual Empowerment
Over a month ago, Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion released their first collaboration together. “WAP” has been extremely successful yet controversial. The music video, which features several celebrities such as Kylie Jenner and upcoming artist Normani, equally contributed to…
Oswego Sub Shop employee tests positive for COVID-19
The Oswego Sub Shop announced in a Facebook post on Thursday afternoon that one of its part-time employees tested positive for COVID-19, as first reported by WTOP-10 TV’s Zac Case on Twitter. Sub Shop owner Bill Greene confirmed that the…
