What To Do On Wednesday: See Jacob Banks Live!
Author: Bridget Benevides Image courtesy of Showbox Presents Winter Quarter at Seattle University is in full swing! You’re going to class 3-5 times a week, diving headfirst into those...
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Drag Me: What I’ve Learned from Hours of YouTube Videos
Author: Evan Tribelhorn (Creme Fatale @cremefatale, Photo Courtesy of Dominic Saavedra) Hello and welcome back to Drag Me, a monthly column in which I explore all things drag and...
Happy Birthday, Merriweather Post Pavilion
Author: Megan Karangutkar Photo Courtesy of Domino Records Hello all and welcome to the first installment of my monthly music column! The idea behind this column is to revisit...
Albums You May Have Missed: Bryer Lyter by Nick Drake
Author: Yasmin Ettobi TW: This article contains themes of depression and suicide. On the morning of November 25th, 1975, English singer/songwriter Nick Drake was found dead in his room...
Spreading Love in Seattle: A Review of Mike Jenkins at Neumos
Author: Madeline Thomas (Photos taken from the artists’ respective personal platforms) Came for the opener, came for the headliner. Kari Faux? Love her. Mick Jenkins? Love him. Neumos? Love...
Joining the Cult: Investigating The Keep, Michael Mann’s Butchered Nazi Horror Film
Author: Cameron Fairchild Usually, when someone tells you a Michael Mann movie is bad, they’re wrong. While the 75-year-old filmmaker’s career has taken something of a critical nosedive in...
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Literally Just Me Going Off, Part One
Author: Amelia Zeve Photo: IMDB When thinking about the content the world wants and needs, a monthly series from a Seattle University film major screaming into the void of...
How to Heal a Man with Water, and Other Advice from Mick Jenkins
Author: Madeline Thomas All photos courtesy of the artist’s personal platforms Mick Jenkins is probably a great dinner guest. None of us can hope to be so lucky as...
Music For Moods: Tom Misch
Author: Bridget Benevides Lately I have been thinking a lot about vulnerability—its relation to my life and how I should be accepting it more than I am. Often times,...