Category: Features
Letterboxd, a film-forward social media app, has often been the stage for some of the most pretentious cinema talk of the modern era. The app’s minimalist design doesn’t leave much to the imagination; a user ...
You read that right, I’m stuck under the Fine Arts Building. It started with a game of sardines among friends, and ended with me trapped. I was just trying to win, and my competitive side ...
What’s up guys, and welcome to “A Critic’s Take On Comms”. I am your host, critically acclaimed student, Aaron Mark and I will be reviewing Southwestern University’s favorite dining hall. First things first, Ms. Ella, ...
Dr. Meagan Solomon (she/her) is Southwestern University’s current leading professor of Feminist Studies. Her primary focus is in Latina lesbian literature, as well as Chicana feminist literature and intersectional queer studies. I met with Dr. ...
Every issue, The Megaphone tries its best to look balanced–a little news here, some culture there, like we’re the campus lovechild of MTV and The New York Times. But behind every “thoughtful fun editorial” is ...
Do you produce? Think about it for a second. Do you write outside of college, for any reason at all? Do you journal? Post reviews on Letterboxd? Send letters over text to your friends, your ...
Student success and opportunity have lain at the heart of Southwestern’s core values since its inception in 1872. For several years, Southwestern has made fervent efforts to improve the campus resources available to students. However, ...
On Nov 18th, we at the Megaphone sat down with Mason Mitchell, long time member of Mask & Wig and actor in the last three Murder mystery productions to discuss the behind-the-scenes of everyone’s favorite ...
On November 12th, the Bishop’s Lounge was chock full of students and faculty alike as they met with a variety of local Georgetown organizations as a part of the second annual Community Partner Fair. More ...
The holiday season is upon us, and with that comes (finally) bearable weather, pumpkin-spice and peppermint treats, and actual breaks from the never-ending onslaught of homework. However, with the 5:00 pm sunsets and successive holidays ...