Allison Osei-Okrah Contributing Writer From Jan. 28 to March 18, the College of Wooster Art Museum (CWAM) is displaying a new exhibition: “Art is Dangerous: Artists on Justice and Equality.” I visited the exhibit —— my first time at the museum prompted me to explore …
Don’t let the movie theater die
Julia Garrison News Editor A photo of me standing inside the theater right before seeing Les Miserables in 2012. My life was changed. Randomly and abruptly, a few days after the new year, one of the movie theaters in my town closed. It wasn’t a …
The weight of a social construct: The struggles of being Black in a white world
Yaya Corley Contributing Writer Being Black in a world that doesn’t fully understand Blackness is exhausting. From the moment I step outside, I am aware of how my skin color shapes my experience. It’s a weight I carry daily, one I never chose but can …
DeepSeek: China’s challenge to U.S. AI domination
By: Jonathan Rueffer | Copy Editor The tech world was taken by surprise on Jan. 20 when DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company, released a free AI chatbot that rivals current dominant American models — most notably OpenAI’s GPT-4, also known as ChatGPT. By …
The Mantis Shrimp: Clown of the sea
By: Lain Patton | Viewpoints Editor The sea is home to many bizarre creatures such as anglerfish, blobfish, sea pigs and many more. One of the most queer species to reside in the ocean is the mantis shrimp. This crustacean comes in many colors, with …
Netflix’s cancel culture
Amelia Crowley Contributing Writer Netflix is an almost unparalleled power in media streaming, a virtue of the platform being one of the first of its kind. It feels like a need to have in today’s streaming world. The platform has anything you can think of, …