The Golden Trident

By Kamryn Casebeer  Have you ever cheated on a test? Ever written the answers on your hand? Used AI in an essay? I’m sure even if you haven’t, the thought has crossed your mind, just to get a good grade. According to Why Students Cheat and What to Do About…

By Jax McKinnon Many people are unfamiliar with these small, hand-made works of art called Zines. A Zine, pronounced like zeen, is a self-published and self-distributed issue in a small magazine-like format. It can be collaged, drawn, painted, or written, and contain essentially anything you want. They’re typically produced or…

By Nyah Marquez-Dean Photos by Nyah Marquez-Dean and Aiden Craver In 2024, the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, or GLAAD, tracked more than 900 anti-LGBTQ incidents across the U.S., including many bomb threats, vandalism, and assaults. GLAAD also tracked a spike in education related incidents, with nearly a quarter…

By Jax McKinnon The world of entertainment has been rapidly accelerating into an age of short-form media, made to continuously activate the consumer’s dopamine receptors for little gratification. TikTok has taken the place of movies, and copy-and-paste pop songs have stolen the spots of albums. Media is being marketed towards…