Photo courtesy of IMDb. By Irena Mesa If you haven’t heard, “Heated Rivalry” is a LGBTQ romance TV series based on books from the “Game Changers” series written by Rachel
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Students are hopeful that “Heated Rivalry” inspires a new wave of LGBTQ+ media that does not rely on harmful tropes like queerbaiting and Bury Your Gays, instead allowing LGBTQ+ characters
Will Byers (left) and Mike Wheeler (right) in the final season of hit Netflix series “Stranger Things”. By Ashley Pena After four years of anticipation, “Stranger Things” released its series
Brainrot was first used in Henry David Thoreau’s 1854 book “Walden” to describe how one’s ability to think declines while focusing on trivial matters. Photo by Makenna Wozniak | The Crow’s
Learning about another country’s history and culture while being immersed in the location is an experience that can’t be replicated through reading a textbook or watching a lecture at home.
From parades and markets, to drag bingos and galas, St. Petersburg’s pride events happen all year round, not just in June. Photo courtesy of Cat Foster By Julia Birdsall Loud
Photo courtesy of IMDb By Rebecca Poltorak Normally, there would be a spoiler warning on a book review; however, since “Sunrise on the Reaping,” written by Suzanne Collins, is a
Photo by Aubrey Carr | The Crow’s Nest By The Crow’s Nest Staff Freedom of the press is part of the First Amendment. It allows journalists to report the news
New and returning students adjust to Chartwells’ menu in the first weeks of the semester. Photo courtesy of Kendall Bulkiewicz By Julia Birdsall McDonald’s has a new competitor for broken
Photo by Irena Mesa By Irena Mesa In 2025, IndyCar saw a 72% increase in viewership of women aged 18 to 24. When James Hinchcliffe, an IndyCar commentator and former