Written By Lee Butler
The Last of Us game and show series does an impressive portrayal of how Cordyceps would affect mankind and questions how it would be able to infect mankind. In today’s society, with the growing threat of global warming and the Corona Virus, would a mass fungus infection be implausible?
A poem written by Lee Butler
A poem by Lee Butler
Image from Laura Gilpin’s TikTok @sp3llb00k
A poem written by Tangerine Tree
Written by Kenna Hixenbaugh
Netflix was one of the pioneers when it came to successful streaming services, it offered a variety of movies, TV shows, and documentaries without any advertisements.
Written by Kenna Hixenbaugh
If you are on the popular social media app TikTok, you may have heard of the “I’m so lucky” trend. If you have not heard of this trend, allow me to fill you in on the details.
A poem by Keegan Flanagan
Photos and Writing By Taylor Cosalter
The cold breeze swirls leaves of muted tones across a once bustling schoolyard. Across the yard stands a behemoth of an academic facility. Walking up to this massive building, you almost feel a sense of power in its looming stories and massive columns adorning the front of the building.
A poem written by Keegan Flanagan
Written by Parker Wadding
Did you know that the Carnegie Museum of Art and Natural History is completely free to Carlow students? The museum, in the heart of Oakland, Pittsburgh, is an incredible opportunity to bear witness to a collection of over 34,000 works of art.
A poem by Keegan Flanagan
A poem by Keegan Flanagan