SD Film Festival: Inspiring Change
Tigist Layne The San Diego International Film Festival has just wrapped up its 17th year as a showcase for U.S.…
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Creation Care as Told by Artists
Every year, PLNU dedicates a week to highlighting human impact on the earth through topics such as climate…
October is National Book Month
Eliza Jason With a chill in the air and the return of pumpkin spice lattes, fall is the perfect season…
Crazy for “Crazy Rich Asians”
Arielle Taramasco A few years ago, my former boyfriend’s (Asian) mother told me in no uncertain terms that I “will…
Who Run the World? Beyoncé and Jay Z.
The screams were deafening. More than 70,000 people leaped onto their feet as the stadium suddenly became pitch…
MoviePass on the Way to Bankruptcy
Parker Monroe Many may know of the once uber-popular cinematic service, MoviePass, which in recent years has begun a slow…
A Long-Lasting Love for Paris
The Love Gallery lived up to its name during its most recent exhibition of Junior Graphic Design major,…
“March: Book One”: History as Told by a Comic Book
Every year, One Book One San Diego, a community reading program, encourages the community to read and discuss…
The Playlists You Have Always Needed
Brooke Mora This moment has been stamped in time. But, you’re stuck. Shuffle. Skip. Scroll. Repeat. OVERPLAYED. That “someone” in…
Murals, Puns and More Murals
Emilyn Giddings Murals add color and creativity to the walls of cities, so have some “pun” in the sun and…