As generative artificial intelligence tools like DALL-E are becoming more efficient, their impact on human creativity is sparking debate.
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Behind the chocolate chip cookie’s rich flavor is a history of traditions and baking methods that have shaped America’s favorite dessert.
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From Oct. 2–4, Stanton College Preparatory School’s Drama Club presented “Radium Girls” on stage: a compelling, engaging, and skillfully performed play based on historical events.
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Staff Writer Ramkumar Sridhar discusses writing and reading poetry as a form of art therapy and an outlet of healing.
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Staff Writer Heba Akhdar explores the concept and the effect of art therapy on students and those around the community.
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Propaganda plays an important role in the political landscape, influencing public opinion in various ways.
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Film allows governments and filmmakers to further their political agendas.
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Staff Writer Emily Zickuhr gives her review of new film: “The Hungar Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.”
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Staff Writer Mena Alchi interviews street artist David Nackashi about the significance behind Jacksonville’s street art and the impact it holds for the townspeople.
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Photography Editor Denise Soriano talks with the cast of Stanton’s 32nd Annual Night of One-Act Plays, taking a behind the scenes look at what is involved with putting on the production.
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Videographer Carlos Alvarez explores the moral ambiguity of Todd Fields’ “Tár”.
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A spoiler-filled review of Marvel’s latest installment in the “Spider-Man” franchise, “Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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