What the Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin–led survival thriller can teach us about love, loss, and the complicated pain and ...

Given the success of that 1995 retelling, the announcement of a new version led many people, including myself, to wonder: Why ...

In their struggle for benefits and equitable pay, the Penn Libraries Union is demanding that the University opens the books.

Lanterns isn’t deliberately telling a villain’s origin story, though it might have been more interesting if it had tried. The ...

But the screenplay can’t decide whether its characters are figures in an bizarre martial arts cartoon or emotionally complex ...

It was 2012 when I experienced my first political thought.

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Months after being kicked off the ballot, Green Party gubernatorial candidate Tony Dastra is still keeping the faith.

I wasn’t facing any sanctions, mind you; this was just where Musab Chummun (C ’27) had suggested we meet for this interview.

After almost three hours of gasps, cheers, and a fair share of shouted expletives from the audience around me, I walked out of You Can See Everything with my jaw agape and a pit in my stomach. What ...

Krawchuk loves his Cybertruck. It saved his life once, he says. He was coming back from a late–night party with his wife in ...