Strauss victims win appeal, able to move forward with case against Ohio State
Over 100 victims can move forward with their lawsuit against Ohio State for how it handled Richard Strauss’ sexual abuse of students. In a 2-1 o…
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Movie review: Robert Eggers’ creative vision shines in ‘The Northman’
Set in the distant past on the frigid banks of an Icelandic island, a young Viking prince embarks on a quest to avenge his father’s murder in “The Northman.”
Movie review: ‘Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore’ presented handsomely but lacks structure
“Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” proves that until the “Fantastic Beasts” series reaches its finale, it will continue to lack appeal.
USG’s divestment resolution left unsigned, will not move forward for university consideration
The Undergraduate Student Government’s recent divestment resolution will not be enacted since former President Jacob Chang did not sign it before his administration’s term ended Tuesday.
Movie review: Sony falls short in vampire hero attempt with ‘Morbius’
Despite recent discourse, “Morbius” is not the worst movie of all time — but it’s not particularly good, either.
Album review: Rex Orange County has highs and lows on ‘Who Cares?’
Rex Orange County has the talent of a major artist but fails to showcase it strongly on “Who Cares?” Although the project features more good than bad, the lackluster tracks plague the album with uninspired vocals and inadequate themes.
Album review: There are numerous great things about Saba’s ‘Few Good Things’
Nearly four years after his sophomore album, “CARE FOR ME,” Saba finally released his newest album, “Few Good Things,” Friday.
The college dilemma: Choosing whether to live alone or with roommates
I won’t say the transition from living with others to living alone was easy, because it presents a new environment that you have to face alone.
Album review: Eric Nam’s ‘There And Back Again’ presents beginning of his new musical era
K-pop artist Eric Nam released his second English album, “There And Back Again,” just in time for his world tour this year.
Movie review: ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ showcases genuine understanding of what it means to be the ‘friendly neighborhood Spider-Man’
The latest installment in Marvel’s Spider-Man trilogy, “Spider-Man: No Way Home” cements Tom Holland’s Spider-Man as one of the greatest, if not the best, renditions of the character seen on the big screen.