Concert Review: Camp Cope
Aussie punks Camp Cope bring confessional feminism to Che Café. Most punk rock shows are characterized by their high-octane energy and frantic purging
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Arts & Entertainment
Head-to-Head: Marvel Cinematic Universe
Arts and Entertainment takes on a new debate: Should the Marvel Cinematic Universe get snapped, or should it stay? SNAP IT It’s the
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Film Review: “Detective Pikachu”
“Detective Pikachu” features delightfully cute renditions of pokémon but ultimately fails to electrify audiences. “Detective Pikachu” is a mystery-slash-fantasy film based on the
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Interview with the “Googly Eye Guy”
You’ve seen his work around campus — dining halls, Ridge Walk, even Geisel Library. The Guardian sits down with none other than the
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Book Review: “Wicked Saints” by Emily A. Duncan
As a dark and ambitious exploration of power, religion, love, and what it means to be a monster, “Wicked Saints” is a significant
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Film Review: “After”
“After” goes through the motions of portraying the emotional whirlwind of first love but fails to make it feel real. For all the
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Concert Review: The Interrupters with Culture Abuse and Skating Polly
A hodge-podge showcase of contemporary punks that made no sense. Ska-punk giants The Interrupters filled The Observatory with fans adorned in checkered stompers,
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Sun God 2019
On April 27, 2019, UC San Diego celebrated its 37th Sun God Festival. Showcasing five artists (who all actually showed up), a 51-foot
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Film Review: “Avengers: Endgame”
The end of an era — Marvel’s “Avengers: Endgame” is a finale worthy of superheroes. An entertainment titan and pop culture phenomenon, the
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San Diego Asian Film Festival Spring Showcase 2019
The San Diego Asian Film Festival returned April 11-18 with its 9th annual Spring Showcase. This year, the festival focused on diversifying the
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