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Hayley Williams – Petals for Armor
Paramore frontwoman’s first solo record brings comfort and catharsis
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Paramore holds a special place for me. Being a pre-teen girl in the late aughts, Paramore was my ultimate wannabe-emo soundtrack. From rocking out…
The 1975 – Notes on a Conditional Form
In defense of a scattered record
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Notes on a Conditional Form, the new record by British band The 1975, is long. It’s by far their longest album, with 22 songs…
Unions on the Silver Screen
How the media influences our perception of organized labor
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In recent years and months, organized labor has moved to the forefront of our collective consciousness. In response to the coronavirus pandemic, essential workers…
Cultural Food Appropriation
Support Restaurants Operated by Minorities
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Lately, I’ve been really missing eating out around town. One of my favorite things about Portland is its diverse mix of cultural restaurants and…
Tiger King for a Day
Hypocrisy, complicity, and desperation
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Toward the end of March you could hardly go anywhere without encountering a Tiger King reference. Netflix benefited from an audience trapped in their…
Mysteries, Wonder Boys, and Other Phenomena
Pulitzer Prize winning author and Star Trek: Picard showrunner Michael Chabon speaks with PSU Honors students
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Meet Michael Chabon, who came to campus on the 27th of January to speak at an Honors College Event. Before we continue, allow me,…
Animal Crossing: New Horizons Review
Sell weird bugs to a raccoon to pay off your house debt
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If you’ve spent any time on the internet the past few weeks, you know about Animal Crossing: New Horizons. It’s taken over my Twitter…
Isolation in the Time of Coronavirus
A rumination on baking bread and being stuck in my house for a month
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These are truly strange times. Like nearly everyone else, I’ve been trapped in my house for a month and time is beginning to warp…
Crocheting COVID
Crochet can be a deterrent against stress
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It’s no secret that most of us are pretty stressed out this term. A global pandemic tends to throw a wrench in things. I…
Portland’s First eSports Bar Creates Community
byWhen I was first told about Outrage, I thought I had misheard my friend—“wait, Outrage eSports Bar? How does that even work?” It was…