With its quirky, colorful style and eight episode run, the first season of internet animators Zach Hadel and Michael Cusack’s “Smiling Friends” may initially seem like nothing more than a charming ...

In the final Nelson lecture on Nov. 12, computational linguist Emily Bender critiqued large language models as “stochastic parrots,” arguing that they mimic language without understanding. (Ananya ...

Nicholas Steinman CM ‘28 doesn’t like sports — but the local impacts of the World Cup have upended his preferred pastime of ...

When columnist Bianca Mirica PO’29 was fourteen, her father decided it was time to watch “The Godfather” together. Years ...

Ever since I saw “Your Name” and “Weathering With You” a few years ago, I figured that I would soon get around to watching “Suzume” next, the third and final film in director Makoto Shinkai’s Disaster ...

Pitzer College President Strom Thacker announced the college’s new strategic vision in an email to the student body on Jan. 20, outlining changes to Pitzer’s priorities and investments that will be ...

Audrey Green SC ’27 partially praises Netflix’s new sci-fi thriller “The Boroughs” for its novel concept. Moving past the ...

In the second installment of her “Off the Shelf” column, Corina Yi PO ’28 reviews K-Ming Chang’s short story collection “Gods ...

After the 5Cs released admissions decisions for the Class of 2030 last month, many incoming first-years have voiced that test-optional policies played a key role in their applications. While all the ...

Matthew Nishimura PZ ’24 squats behind the pitcher’s mound, staring intently into the batter’s box. The pitcher, a high schooler, delivers a fastball that catches the batter looking. Nishimura ...

Walk into Professor Eduard Fanthome’s office hours expecting to talk about ancient ruins, and you might walk out with advice about joy, softness or why “you don’t matter” is the most freeing thing you ...

If you had told me three years ago that I would study creative writing in college, I would have laughed in your face. Seriously — a belly laugh — because to my core I believed that I would become a ...