Written by Joseph Carrick The Ted Bundy Tapes is a documentary-style television series debuted exclusively on Netflix detailing the murders, interviews and trials of one of America’s most infamous serial killers. The documentary released with much fanfare – apparently literal fanfare as entire fandoms revolving around serial killers flooded the internet in their support for…
Written by Jessica Shelburne Studying abroad is a popular educational alternative amongst college students. The exposure to an unfamiliar culture comes with a priceless experience and unforgettable memories. However, actions that must be taken in preparation for spending multiple months on another continent can be stressful, such as packing an entire semester worth of clothing…
Written by Bradley Bommarito Last Tuesday, Joseph Giarratano shared his experiences of being on Virginia’s death row for a crime that many believe he did not commit to a packed audience in the Wortmann Ballroom. Sponsored by the James C. & S. Maynard Turk Pre-Law Program’s Gentry Locke Speakers Series, this event painted a sobering…
Written by Shamira James There are times when Commons is the place to be… and then there are times where it’s not. When it’s good, it’s real good. The food is delicious, all your friends are there and even that boy that keeps ghosting you but he’s pretty so like who even cares. But when…
Written by Charissa Roberson 2019 marks the fourth annual Basically Tarantino Film Festival, a campus-wide competition that seeks to promote filmmaking at Roanoke College and provide aspiring artists with an outlet for their work. The rules are simple—include this year’s required props and lines, stay within an R-rating and create the film of your choice….
Written by Emma Grosskopf Theatre RC is a powerhouse for dramatic talent here on campus, and their most recent performance, Exit, Pursued by a Bear by Lauren Gunderson, is absolutely no exception. This show, running from Feb. 20 until Feb. 23, has a small cast and an intimate layout, where audience members forgo their usual…
Written by Caisi Calandra The sun entered into Pisces on Feb. 18, meaning that until March 20, it’s Pisces season, baby! Along with people who are Aquariuses, Pisces are some of the most aloof, strange signs out there, and that’s nothing against them — they balance out the complexities and stress of the other signs….
Written by Kaelyn Spickler Are you trying to cut your meal plan down? Maybe you have cut your meal plan down, and you keep running out of swipes. It could also be that you are used to your momma’s cooking and want to have a little taste of home. I can’t guarantee these meal ideas…
Written by Jessica Shelburne Emotional and psychological disorders affect humans everywhere. No one is exempt from the mental pressures that accompany this life regardless of race, ethnicity or affiliation. However, the way these disorders are perceived in countries across the globe determines how seriously they are taken, and the methods of treatment that are available,…
There might truly be nothing worse than having an itch to go out on the weekend, and there are no viable frat options to scratch it. We’ve all been there. So, how do you spend your evening? Go to bed early? Hell no. Make a cup of tea and watch The Office? Nope. Get a…