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Schlock Mercenary celebrates twenty years of sci-fi comedy and fun

‘Schlock Mercenary’ Is Both a Fun Space Opera and an Example of Artistic Growth

It can be intimidating putting art into the world but Howard Tayler, the creator of this strip, is living proof that you don't need to be extremely well-versed in the arts to make something that

Amy Harris, Utah State University

Screens·Thoughts

How the Pandemic Has Changed the Dating Scene

Like many other facets of everyday life that COVID-19 has forced to go completely online, the culture around finding love has changed entirely.

Alice Han, Pepperdine University

in an article about getting a master's degree, a person in a library

Classes

The Pros and Cons of Getting a Master’s Degree Online

There’s a lot of things to consider before you make a final decision.

Daniel Reed

Screens

‘Boogie’ Creates One Narrative by Intertwining Identities and Aspirations

In his directorial debut, Eddie Huang tackles themes of tradition, familial expectations, love and passion to create a beautiful — and uniquely American — story.

Fatima Sani, Rollins College

An illustration of Lorde from the Solar Power music video. (Illustration by Katelyn McManis, Columbia College Chicago)

Sounds

Lorde’s ‘Solar Power’ Is Leaving a Trail of Ambiguity in Its Wake

After taking a multi-year break, the singer's singular foray back into the public eye has left fans both intrigued and confused.

Darby Williams, University of Michigan

Loki in an article about fan theories and speculation

Screens

Fan Theories Explode as Marvel Takes Its Next Phase Into the Realm of TV

As the MCU continues with new Disney+ shows like 'WandaVision' and 'Loki,' speculation and theorizing runs rampant and adds to the excitement. Mephisto was just the beginning.

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

Photo of a woman sitting at a desk looking stressed. (Photo by engin akyurt from Unsplash)

Screens

The Channel JCS – Criminal Psychology Was Blessed by the YouTube Algorithm

Their video 'What pretending to be crazy looks like' amassed over 35 million views in only two weeks, a feat that introduced many new viewers to the true-crime account.

Zach Spangler, University of Michigan

A number of cars driving on crossing roads, communicating with each other and the world around them.

Thoughts

People Won’t Trust Self-Driving Cars for a Long, Long Time

Self-driving cars might be the way of the future. But is the public ready for such a monumental change to the way they commute?

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

Thoughts

A Guide To Playing Casino Games Responsibly

Have fun, but make sure you don't overdo it.

Daniel Reed

Screens

‘Shiva Baby’ Depicts Zoomers as a Generation in Crisis

Directed by Emma Seligman, this film uses its protagonist to portray the cynicism and nihilism rampant among today's youth.

Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

Illustration of Bo Burnham in special Inside

Screens·Sounds

Bo Burnham’s ‘Inside’ Gives Those Battling Mental Illness a ‘Funny Feeling’

With breathtaking lyrics and dark themes, this 'comedy' special might make you cry instead of laugh.

Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

Illustration by Julie Chow of Kim's Convenience cast

Screens

The Last Season of ‘Kim’s Convenience’ Leaves a Murky Legacy

In the wake of the dissatisfying ending to CBC's popular television sitcom, actors are speaking out about their poor experience on the show and fans are grappling with the controversy.

Lauren Sung, University of Georgia

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