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Xavier McKenzie

CWS looks ahead to America’s 250th

As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 2026, the Center for Western Studies (CWS) America 250 Task Force aims to spark campus-wide conversations about America’s past, present and future. The task force’s vision is to “engage and inspire

Angles: Has catering to consumers destroyed the film industry?

With immediate access to so many sources of entertainment at once, “film junkies” and critics alike seem to be dwindling in numbers, drawn instead to media that’s instantly accessible — if often worse. Movie theatres around the globe are struggling to stay in business as fewer and fewer people decide

Movie Review: 'KPop Demon Hunters'

Movie Review: 'KPop Demon Hunters'

Every once in a while, Netflix will release a movie for a limited time in theaters in order to build its hype before putting it on the platform. This summer, though, one movie streamed so well that it earned a theater release after the fact. That film was “KPop Demon

From practice room to publication, Brachman shares his reflections

From practice room to publication, Brachman shares his reflections

In the basement of the Fryxell Humanities Center is a practice room. Inside of that room is a chair, a music stand, a piano and bench. Atop that bench sits Adam Brachman. Through his mind swirl notes, rhythms and chords. His fingers dance up and down the piano, hitting keys

Hamre hosts AI documentary, director Q&A

Hamre hosts AI documentary, director Q&A

Artificial intelligence concerns for many on campus include primarily those of academic integrity and obtaining the right information needed for assignments and term papers. The kickoff to this year’s Critical Inquiry and Citizenship Colloquium is changing that. On Thursday, Sept. 11 in Hamre Hall, the Augustana Psychology Club hosted