Photo from Nedaat Masiat '26 By Nedaat Masiat '26 As the weather gets warmer and the days grow longer, everyone is looking for ways to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. After months of cold temperatures and busy school schedules, spring and early summer are the perfect time to relax, spend time with friends, or … Continue reading Go have fun in the sun
Image from PC mag: Social media apps where people can find news By Allison Ortega Benites '26 In today’s world, scrolling through social media has become one of the most common ways people consume news. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and X share information frequently, often faster than traditional news outlets. There’s no denying that social … Continue reading Should people trust social media more than news outlets?
Photo from IMDB: Tyler and his girlfriend sharing a close hug while sitting by the water, holding onto a quiet moment forever By Lazarae Delvalle ’26 “Waves” is one of those movies that feels really emotional without trying too hard to be dramatic. What struck me most was how realistic everything felt, especially the way … Continue reading “Waves” shows how life can change in a single moment
Photo by: Elle Magazines Ava Umpierre '27 Spoiler Warning “The Drama,” starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, appears to be an offbeat comedy in trailers. When watching the movie, viewers experience an emotionally charged and intense story. The director, Kristoffer Borgli, incorporates a slow-burning story dramatized by its imagery and harsh themes. Zendaya and Robert Pattinson … Continue reading Gone too far, or artistically realistic? “The Drama” faces backlash over odd, harsh themes
Photo from Pinterest By Ava Umpierre '27 Throughout history, women have often been expected to live in the shadow of men. Women have always been generally viewed as submissive to men, where their only purpose is to bear children, clean, and accommodate to men’s liking. For decades, society reinforced the idea that women should be … Continue reading The societal change in women, starting with young women across the internet, is becoming increasingly visible in everyday culture
Photo by Brooklyn Fernandez ‘26: Silver Sands Pizza, Milford, CT, sign with contact information and outdoor seating area. By Brooklyn Fernandez '26 Many people will say the best pizza in Connecticut is Roseland's in Derby, Pepe's, Sally's, Modern, or one of the many other pizza restaurants in New Haven. However, if you're ever in Milford, … Continue reading Silver Sands Pizza makes a great pie
Photo taken by UConn tour guide By Shirley Diglio-Guerrette '27 When I visited University of Connecticut, on a school field trip on May 7th, I was truly astonished by how beautiful the campus was. Everywhere I looked, there were impressive buildings, green spaces, and students enjoying the welcoming atmosphere. The campus felt lively, friendly, and … Continue reading Derby High School takes over UConn
Image from: The Hollywood Reporter Website By: Mianna Burke '28 For over 60 years, Spider-Man has remained one of the most relatable superheroes ever created. Introduced by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, Peter Parker wasn’t a billionaire or anyone special; he was just a regular teenager dealing with everyday problems. Over time, though, his story … Continue reading “Spider Man: Brand New Day” opens the door to a bold new chapter for Peter Parker
Photo from Columbia Pictures: Vada and Thomas J. sit together, showing how simple and safe childhood feels before everything changes By Lazarae Delvalle ’26 The movie "My Girl" is a coming of age drama that starts off feeling simple but slowly turns into something much more emotional and unforgettable. It follows Vada Sultenfuss, a young … Continue reading “My Girl” shows how growing up can change everything in a way you’re not ready for
Photo by IMDb: “Bugonia” movie cover By Sofia Rudus '26 Bzzzzz. The bees are flying around when suddenly an evil alien—disguised as a prominent C.E.O.—is kidnapped. Not by the bees, but by the beekeepers. "Bugonia" follows two cousins, Teddy and Don, on their mission to kidnap Michelle Fuller, the C.E.O. of a pharmaceutical company, after … Continue reading “Bugonia” may have an imposter
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