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The Indicator x The Student: “Ithaca”

The Indicator x The Student: “Ithaca”

Alongside an artwork by Amaya Ranatunge ’28, “Ithaca” by Aidan Cahill ’28 tells the story of a brief shared connection between two travelers as they are brought together by chance on a westward road. These pieces are showcased in the Spring 2025 issue of The Indicator.

The Indicator x The Student: “Haircut”

The Indicator x The Student: “Haircut”

In her poem “Haircut,” Sarah Goldschmidt-Hopkinson ’28 uses vivid detail and lyrical repetition to evoke the tenderness of intimacy and the ache of knowing two people are “out of time.” Accompanied by a photograph by George Henry ’26, these pieces can be found in The Indicator’s Spring 2025 issue.

“The Mind Reels” Book Review

Raw, unflinching, and vividly written, “The Mind Reels” delivers a fearless portrait of life with bipolar disorder. Contributing Writer Luke Deeble ’29 examines Freddie deBoer’s debut novel, a work that resists easy sympathy or tidy resolutions while illuminating an often-misunderstood condition.

Woolly Fashion: Alexa Martinez and Willow Delp

Woolly Fashion: Alexa Martinez and Willow Delp

Woolly Fashion is back for fall 2025! In this season’s edition, Contributing Writer Justin Vasquez ’28 spotlights Alexa Martinez ’26 and Willow Delp ’26, two students who express identity through fashion by challenging norms and embracing authenticity, from exam-day fits to a fairycore style.

WAMH x The Student: “Who is the Sky?” Tour

WAMH x The Student: “Who is the Sky?” Tour

Art-rock icon David Byrne electrified Wang Theatre recently with surreal visuals and a balanced setlist of classics and experimental tracks. In their review, Rohan Badgandi ’29 and Rafael Gómez ’29 capture the performance's mix of political irony, nostalgia, and novelty.

Film Society x Anime Club: Ghibli Double Feature

Film Society x Anime Club: Ghibli Double Feature

Showcasing highlights of Studio Ghibli classics, the Film Society launched its first themed screening series of the year in collaboration with Anime Club. In his article, Alden Parker ’26 explores how the films’ directors reflect on memory and legacy.

The Indicator x The Student: “Omphalos” Poem

In clips of memories, Luchik Belau-Lorberg ’28 dives into the events of a past time. “Omphalos” tells in fragments the warm, dark, and curious moments of a gone summer stuck in the evergreen of remembrance. His work is featured in the Spring 2025 edition of The Indicator.