Film Society x The Student: “Conclave”
In this Film Society x The Student review, Caden Stockwell ’25 argues that “Conclave,” a film that follows the election of a new pope, bears striking similarities to this year’s election season.
Arts & Living
Peach Pit’s “Magpie” Gets Stuck in the Pit
Olivia Tennant ’27 reviews indie pop band Peach Pit’s latest album, “Magpie,” calling it a dull and uninspired work from the typically innovative group.
The Bluestockings and Route 9 Shine During Homecoming
For Homecoming weekend, the a capella groups Route 9 and the Bluestockings held a joint show on Saturday. Mila Massaki Gomes ’27 praises the groups’ contrasting styles and playful, inviting performance.
The Choral Society Excites Campus With Their S-O-N-Gs!
Managing Arts and Living Editor Madeline Lawson ’25 recounts the Choral Society’s energetic pre-game pep rally for Homecoming.
Mammoth Horoscopes: Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2024
What’s coming? Who can say? Managing Features Editor Eleanor Walsh ’25 can! See her (possibly) accurate predictions in this week’s horoscopes.
Film Society x The Student: “A Different Man”
Max Feigelson ’27 reviews “A Different Man,” and explores its inversions of Hollywood tropes.
Film Society x The Student: “The Substance”
In this week’s Film Society x The Student review, Managing Arts & Living Editor Sophie Durbin ’25 argues that the recently released body horror film “The Substance” lacks substance, writing that it reiterates sexist horror tropes.