‘Pokémon’ has taken over my life
The games offer much-needed escapism during the pandemic and a stressful senior year.
Review: ‘Love You Tyler’ is a fever dream of a short film
Its entire premise is open to interpretation.
Richard Rothstein discusses housing segregation at public policy school webinar
Rothstein discussed his book, 'The Color of Law.'
Netflix is successfully stealing the Hallmark holiday movie formula
The platform could replace channels like Freeform and Hallmark during the holidays.
Joe Rogan and other creators are in trouble if Spotify has censorship power
Recent technology glitches are warnings of just how powerful the podcast platform is.
You broke your laptop, and the whole world is online. What now?
When everything is virtual, a laptop crack has dire consequences.
The best things to do in D.C. before Thanksgiving break
This is a sign to leave your apartment.
Women in Music’s president discusses upcoming 35th anniversary
The nonprofit provides education, networking opportunities and career advancement.
Thirsting over CNN and MSNBC pundits brought some temporary election relief
This is what happens when stan culture and politics collide.
Amid a pandemic, the UMD Percussion Ensemble finds a bit of normalcy
After an entirely remote summer, members were grateful to make music again with their peers.