Emma Cody

Live Music: Adventures in Concertgoing

I’ll never forget the summer after fifth grade when my mom made us show up hours early to the Imagine Dragons concert. I didn’t understand why we would do that. Sure, I absolutely loved the band at that age, but the concert started at 7 p.m., so why would we show up at 3 p.m.? […]

Barrett Holsapple ’26

The Power of the Playlist: How Curating Music Is an Art

My Spotify interface is a sacred space. I have been perfectly curating my most impressive playlists for years, and I take pride in the upkeep of these greats. Being the busy senior that I am, I haven’t been able to sit down and comb through my playlists in the way that I used to. This […]

Ally Gagne '26

“Rebellions Are Built On Hope”

A Review of Disney’s Andor I can’t say I love the majority of the newer Star Wars projects. Like many fans, I grew up watching the original trilogy, but when The Force Awakens (2015) came out, I was only eight years old. Originally, I loved the film, and to this day it remains my favorite […]

Sophia Caneira ’29

Brat Summer? Nah, Wuthering Heights Winter: Charli XCX’s Film Soundtrack 

The world has been in suspense over these past few months in a state of eager anticipation for the release of Emily Brontë’s classic on the screen: Wuthering Heights. Set on the wild moors of Yorkshire, Cathy and Heathcliff explore an equally wild, untamed love riddled with complications, passions, and tragedy—right in time for Valentine’s […]

Ella Bloom ’27

United States Supreme Court Approves California’s Redistricting Plan

In early February, the United States Supreme Court ruled to allow California to use their new Democrat-friendly congressional map. California state voters approved the new plan last year when the SCOTUS allowed Texas to use a map that favored the Grand Old Party. As Democrats and Republicans are constantly fighting for the majority in the […]

Victoria Miele ’28

Bad Bunny’s Halftime Performance: Reactions from the PC Community

On Sunday, Feb. 8, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, colloquially known as Bad Bunny, performed during halftime of the 60th Super Bowl at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA. He made history as the first Latin artist to headline the consistently most watched event on television each year in the United States. His performance included guests […]

Shannon Kelly ’26

What’s New with Public Safety? A Conversation with Chief Chad Carnegie

On Friday, Feb. 6, I interviewed chief of public safety Chad Carnegie. We discussed the new renovations to the Public Safety office and initiatives that are being worked on, and I got a tour of the new building, which is now located on the St. Joseph’s side of Raymond Hall. The Chief explained that their […]

Shannon Kelly ’26

The Trump Administration Removes 700 ICE Agents from Minnesota

On Wednesday, Feb. 4, the Trump administration’s border czar, Tom Homan, announced that 700 Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents would be withdrawn from Minnesota. This move left around 2,000 agents in Minnesota as part of Operation Metro Surge that began in December 2025 and saw up to 3,000 ICE agents deployed to the state. This […]

Marcus Howley ’28

Don’t Put On That Red Light: The Police Are The Classic Lovers Band

Whether you’re in love or alone, The Police are your Valentine’s band. Why? Well, even if you haven’t been the biggest music listener in your lifetime, it is impossible that you have not heard some of The Police’s songs over the radio, in public, or just out and about. For a while, the band was […]

Thomas Marinelli ’26

Life, Sox, and Death: The Manic Charm of Fever Pitch

The last Major League Baseball game of the season was played on November 1, 2025, when the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Toronto Blue Jays in Game Seven of the World Series. The term “fall classic” directly applied to this final game: the score was tied 4–4 when the game rolled into extra innings, both […]

Ian Gualtiere ’27