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The Thinker finds himself in an unfavorable new crowd. Art by Adrian Axtell. When one ventures into the digital realm, they are putting themselves in danger of hearing the opinions of trolls, undisclosed advertisers, AI bots, Matt Walsh and children. No one’s safe. Not on YouTube, not on Twitter, and heaven help you if you have the misfortune of downloading YikYak. To indulge in a little hyperbole, everyone is acting stupid. People are ill-informed, angry and loud, and they

Chocolate pudding in the lunch dessert bar on Feb. 9, 2026 at Goudy Commons. Photo by Sofie Szigeti. Desserts are a unifying force for all across campus. A dessert is the perfect ending to a satisfying meal, the encore after the performance. Therefore, it is crucial to know which desserts served at Goudy are worthy of the long walk to the dessert bar after finishing a meal or precariously balancing a small dessert plate between a dinner plate and a drink to make it all in one

Cathy and Heathcliff read the book. Art by Basil Allen. As of 2024, 54% of U.S. adults have a literacy rate below the sixth-grade level, and film director Emerald Fennell has demonstrated the scope of the issue with her recent adaptation of “Wuthering Heights” based on the 1847 novel by Emily Brontë. Considered one of the most controversial novels of its time for its intense depictions of violence, generational trauma and its perspective on racism, it is only fitting that t