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WAMH x The Student: “Bleeds” Album Review

WAMH x The Student: “Bleeds” Album Review

In this week’s edition of WAMH x The Student, Gabe Day-O’Connell ’28 reviews Wednesday’s newest album "Bleeds," an electrifying fusion of noise-rock and country twang. The record plays like a fever dream, and you might just discover your new favorite track in this breakdown of the album’s songs.

The Indicator x The Student: “Elegy for the Evergreen”

The Indicator x The Student: “Elegy for the Evergreen”

Willow Delp ’26 conveys the beauty of nature and time in “Elegy for the Evergreen,” telling the story of an evergreen tree’s life through the seasons. Accompanied with a photo by Kateryna Havryshchuk ’26, these pieces are showcased in the Spring 2025 edition of The Indicator.

The Indicator x The Student: “where we learn to love and hate and cry”

The Indicator x The Student: “where we learn to love and hate and cry”

Published alongside an abstract painting by Samuel Nkengla ’26, this poem featured in The Indicator x The Student by Sarah Down ’27 explores themes of childhood trust and betrayal, as she reminisces on growing up with her brother in the Spring issue of 2025.

Revisiting Shakespeare: “Measure for Measure”

Revisiting Shakespeare: “Measure for Measure”

For fans of Shakespeare and theater, get excited for the debut of “Revisiting Shakespeare.” Senior Managing Editor Edwyn Choi ’27 kicks off the column with “Measure for Measure,” one of the playwright’s darkest legal dramas, and unpacks the play’s entanglement with morality and corruption.

Mammoths Read: Fall Book Recommendations

Mammoths Read: Fall Book Recommendations

As autumn begins next week, the Arts & Living team has your next cozy read covered. This week, our editors are sharing their top fall book recommendations, which are the perfect companions for the spooky season and a cup of warm cider.

Editors’ Picks: Summer Reads and Watches

Before syllabi and problem sets take over your brain, why not allow yourself one last summer favorite? From page-turners to film-favorites, we’ve rounded up a few standout reads and watches that kept our editors hooked this summer.

WAMH Radio x The Student: sombr — “I Barely Know Her” Album Review

With millions of monthly listeners, sombr is quickly becoming Gen Z’s indie-pop poster boy, but does his debut album live up to the hype? In this WAMH review, Jude Tait ’28 brings a critical ear and just the right amount of side-eye to the album’s TikTok-ready hooks and undeniable charm.