Olivia Merva ’29 EE Staff Writer Even though February often feels like the dead of winter, there’s something quietly happening around us, spring is slowly creeping in. You might not notice it at…
The Origins and Traditions of Mardi Gras
Hadley Taraska ‘27 EE Staff Writer Mardi Gras is both a popular culture phenomenon as well as a Christian holiday established thousands of years ago. It is celebrated in many countries around the…
AI Data Centers Pose Dangerous Strain on Resources
Lena Echer ’27 EE Staff Writer In the past five years, AI has become extremely mainstream as big tech companies push their products onto consumers. It has caught on thanks to the services…
The Black Hole Advantage
Jude Magnotti ‘26 EE Editor-In-Chief In the treacherous aftermath of the Covid-19 Pandemic, the once invaluable aspect of high school spirit has slowly lost its luster and support across the country. Once…
The Spirit of Sport: The 2026 Winter Olympics
Nicholas Baglio ‘29 Matthew Gavern ‘29 EE Staff Writers Two thousand nine-hundred athletes from 90 different nations all come together once every 4 years to participate in the winter sport they love…
Mixed Results for Dracula Romance Film
Ryan Rastgar Agah ’27 EE Staff Writer Luc Besson’s Dracula: A Love Tale finally got its North American release in February after being released in France over the summer. Drawing inspiration from the…
The Polarizing Nature Of Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show
Jude Magnotti ‘26 EE Editor-in-Chief On Sunday February 8th, we witnessed a buildup to one of the most highly anticipated events of the year. A spectacle of lights, a cacophony of sound,…
Red, Reunion, and Renewal: Chinese New Year
Audrey Wu EE Staff Writer Around the world, millions of people flock to their hometowns as others prepare grand feasts at home. Vibrant fireworks burst in the sky as children gleefully receive…
The 100th Anniversary of Black History Month
In 2026 Black History month celebrates its 100th year anniversary. There is a significant amount to celebrate, even though some see an attempt to erase black history in recent discourse and actions…
Trackflation: How Did it Happen?
Maura Kane ‘27 EE Staff Writer On January 31, Sam Ruthe took the line at the Boston University classic to run his first-ever indoor mile. He walked away with a win, with…