Breaking in Betty’s: Students’ Reactions to New Dining Hall
The opening of Betty’s Kitchen sparked much hubbub among students the first week of classes. Assistant Features Editor Gabby Miller ’29 spoke to five students to hear what they had to say.
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Editorial: Ford is Open. Now What?
The Editorial Board reflects on the new campus dynamics of Ford Student Center, and asks for greater transparency from the administration regarding the rollout timeline.
An Update From the Community Advisors Union
Contributing writer Eason Zhou ’28 details the college's changes to the CA position this year, arguing that lower payer, a nearly 20% cut in positions, and unprepared supervisors have undermined residential life. He also reports on the union's bargaining with the college.
The IRS Won’t Recognize My Situationship
Managing Opinion Editor Caroline Flinn '28 examines why so many relationships resist definition, arguing that the situationship trades clarity for the comfort of plausible deniability. Despite growing a more useful vocabulary, students still avoid the conversations that matter.
Bathroom Bulletin: Betty’s Bathrooms
For this week's edition of the Bathroom Bulletin, Editor-in-Chief Edwyn Choi ’27, Staff Writers Jenny Chan '28 and Hailey Yoon ’28, and Contributing Writer Will Chen ’29 review the newly-opened bathrooms around Betty's Kitchen.
Newsroom Editors’ Latest Media Favorites From Summer
As summer comes to an end, here are some fun media picks that kept the newsroom entertained this season. Let the titles and ratings speak for themselves, and give our suggestions a go! Or, get in touch with us if you have your own recommendations to share.
‘Late Fame’ Holds Up a Mirror to Artistic Performance
In this review of Kent Jones's 2025 film "Late Fame," Staff Writer Luke Deeble ’29 praises Willem Dafoe and Greta Lee's performances and discusses the film's thematic focus on the lessons about authenticity that artists of different generations can learn from one another.