Jonathan McCaslin, Staff Writer
August 20, 2018
Okay, so we know Wes Anderson is both a brilliant writer and director. His original screenplay for "Moonrise Kingdom" was nominated for an Oscar in 2013 and his directing skills earned him a Best Director nomination in 2015 for...
Andrew Knopke, Staff Writer
May 13, 2018
Kansas City is known for a great many things. From BBQ to celebrated sports teams, KC has slowly moved into the national spotlight.
But it's not all just ribs and baseball in this great city.
Ever since Boulevard Brewing...
Iggy Jo, Advice Columnist
May 10, 2018
Summer's just around the corner, which means it's time to start hunting for a coffee shop to help yourself stay refreshed while you read your favorite book.
The National Coffee Association says that 54 percent of Americans...
Jonathan McCaslin, Staff Writer
May 4, 2018
In a world where movies like “Truth or Dare”, “Happy Death Day” and “Lights Out” reuse the same old horror tropes we’ve become accustomed to, “A Quiet Place” brings in a whole new era of modern horror. By giving...
Theresa Gengler, Staff Writer
May 4, 2018
Do you feel like you spend too much money on your groceries every week, and then end up throwing half of it away? You are not alone; many college students do not know if they are spending the right amount on food every week. Fear...
Theresa Gengler, Staff Writer
March 2, 2018
Did the first half of the semester get away from you and leave you with no plans to get away for Spring Break?
Worry not. Kansas City is well situated between several great places for day trips. You could taste the wines of...
Stockton Grunewald, Staff Writer & Film Critic
February 18, 2018
I’ll get straight to the point. “Darkest Hour” begins in the early days of May 1940. Though Great Britain and France have been at war with Nazi Germany for nearly nine months, there has been little action on the Western Front and the campaig...
Stockton Grunewald, Staff Writer
January 22, 2018
The combination of Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks hardly, if ever, disappoints. From the visceral World War II epics, Saving Private Ryan and Band of Brothers, to the harrowing espionage drama Bridge of Spies, it seems that the two have...
Stockton Grunewald, Film Critic
November 26, 2017
If you would have told me, even just three or four years ago, that a Justice League movie was in the works, I would have been ecstatic. D.C. was a staple of my life growing up. I can vividly remember sitting every Saturday night in...
Stockton Grunewald, Staff Writer
November 10, 2017
The latest installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thor: Ragnarok, proves yet again to be an unceasingly enjoyable blend of colorful action and fun humor. The third film to focus on the God of Thunder’s galactic adventur...
Stockton Grunewald, Staff Writer
October 27, 2017
To be completely honest, I had no expectations going into this film.
At first glance, Happy Death Day appears to be yet another run-of-the-mill, throwaway slasher film, based on a premise thoroughly explored in cinema, even rec...
Megan Trainor, Staff Writer
April 11, 2017
I have a confession: I have never kept a Lenten Promise
Now, with that said that does not mean that I have not made a valiant effort. One year I tried to give up swearing. I made the pact with my best friend, we swore we would...
