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Lowery’s “Mother Mary” Hits All the Wrong Notes

Lowery’s “Mother Mary” Hits All the Wrong Notes

Staff Writer Harry Finnegan ’28 offers a witty yet scathing review of David Lowery’s 2026 musical drama “Mother Mary,” which follows a pop star’s emotional reckonings as she prepares to return to the stage, using three criteria to break down the movie’s shortcomings.

Three for Three: Reviewing “The Christophers”

Three for Three: Reviewing “The Christophers”

In his latest low-key indie, Steven Soderbergh turns inward with “The Christophers,” a spare, incisive meditation on art, mortality, and creative disillusionment. Staff Writer Harry Finnegan ’28 discusses how this film emerges as a personal, self-reflexive work that only Soderbergh could deliver.

The Indicator x The Student: “Nighttime Ballad for a Green-Blue Song”

In collaboration with The Indicator, The Student presents “Nighttime Ballad for a Green-Blue Song,” a poem by Hannah Kwon ’27, after Suji Kwock Kim, featured in the magazine’s latest fall issue.

The Indicator x The Student: “Strokes of Vermilion”

Featured in the Fall 2025 issue of the Indicator, Sarria Joe ’27 shares “Strokes of Vermilion,” a story about the pain of lost love and making the choice of prioritizing independence over intimacy.

Valchemy: Is This a “Surf-and-Turf” Melt Recipe?

Valchemy: Is This a “Surf-and-Turf” Melt Recipe?

For the first time this semester, Valchemy is back! To kick it off, Managing Arts & Living Editor Mila Massaki Gomes ’27 shares her unconventional sandwich combination, bringing together the land and the sea.

Emotion, Love, Struggle, and Drama on the Screen

To escape the drama on campus, sit back and watch other people's problems in the new movie, “The Drama.” Discussing the elements that make this movie such a hit (without spoilers!), Assistant Editor Amber Lee ’28 analyzes the film's highlights.

Ninth Annual Black Art Matters Visual Arts Showcase Highlights “Inclusivity, Community, Sharing, and Celebrating”

With the opening of the ninth Black Art Matters (BAM) Festival on March 3, Contributing Writer Isabelle Sloan ’28 shares details and background about the program and some of the artworks exhibited this year.