Our college midterms are over. With these exams out of the way it is time to set your attention to a midterm that is arguably more important than the one you just took. This more important multiple choice, Scantron exam is the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, of course. In Pennsylvania, you will have the option to say who represents you in the United States House … Continue reading Charlotte’s Comments: 10/27
“You Can See Everything” is a documentary that presents more questions than answers. The nearly three-hour film documents the infamous Elizabeth Holmes and her partner Billy Evans in the weeks leading up to and following her imprisonment for defrauding investors. In 2003, Holmes started the technology company Theranos, which promised to make blood testing more accessible and more affordable for patients. Things fell apart in … Continue reading The Mini Review: 10/27
Maddie Jusko | staff writer Warner Bros.’ 2025 “Superman” was a successful film, soaring past the $600 million mark at the 2025 global box office. But I think “Supergirl,” which was released this summer, was much better, despite the fact that it didn’t make as much money. I like “Supergirl” because she is strong and independent, and she fights off villains who get in her … Continue reading “Supergirl” gives a spotlight to female characters
Charlotte Shields-Rossi | a&e editor Ghostly apparitions that can be seen on security cameras, doors that open on their own accord, unexplained noise – these anomalous and possibly paranormal happenings have been going on since the opening of the Senator John Heinz History Center. This haunting could be attributed to the 1898 fire that killed five men in the original building of the Chautauqua Lake … Continue reading Haunted Histories: What happened at your house?
Leah Hamilton | staff writer As the time of the year approaches when sweaters emerge from your closet and festive decor goes up, many of us are looking for events to make the most out of the Halloween season. From date nights to fear-factor rides, Pittsburgh is offering a wide range of activities that are guaranteed to be memorable experiences. Wood Street Galleries Halloween Party … Continue reading A guide on getting scary in the city
Charlotte Shields-Rossi | a&e editor An act of catfishing. A love triangle. A situationship. While they might be a newer addition to our modern love lexicon, the history of it is anything but. In 1841, before soft launching and ghosting became common terms, a performance detailing a more dramatic and romantic version of many modern dating woes debuted at the Paris Opera Ballet. “Giselle,” a … Continue reading Iconic and enduring: Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre prepares for ‘Giselle’
Leah Hamilton | staff writer Many musicals revolve around themes of family, history or identity. But in the upcoming play “Slice Something Slice”, the common narratives take a turn by putting an emphasis on one beloved food: pizza. The story takes place in an alternate world called “Pizza” where a council of elders must help lead a young graduate, named Slice, on a journey to … Continue reading ‘Slice Something Slice:’ A musical about pizza
Midterms are here! While I’m sure a good deal of you are going to crush your exams, I also know not everyone is going to be satisfied with their marks. I have never been a big fan of the “C’s get degrees” mentality. Sure they do. I would just prefer to get an A. But I have come to realize that in the long run … Continue reading Charlotte’s Comments: 10/13
Kaitlyn Hughes | editor-in-chief For Margaret Baker, having an a cappella group on campus is just the escape she needs from her studies at Duquesne University in the physician assistant program. “I think for a school that is very rooted in science, having a music and art background … I think it’s really great for student morale,” Baker said. “It’s a great way to relax … Continue reading Beats on the Bluff brings perfect pitch to Pittsburgh
This review contains minor spoilers for the TV show “Hacks.” This summer, I finally started watching “Hacks” on HBO Max. I wrapped the show up just last week, and I cried my eyes out. The last episode dropped fairly recently, in May, but I was luckily able to watch the show all at once, and now all of you can, too. Jean Smart and … Continue reading The Mini Review: 10/6
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