UNO Creatives: Yuanjun Chen, the artist, thinker and occasional bike rider
Eddie Okosi
Staff Writer
It was a Tuesday morning, and I was in my usual Zoom attire: the t-shirt I’d worn to bed, a Patagonia...
‘Babylon’ and the Death of Cinema
James Knowles
Culture Editor
The 2022 film “Babylon” is a period-piece epic predominantly concerned with the fate of Hollywood, the movies made there, and the theaters...
Gateway to Success: Jessica Wade makes a name for herself at the Omaha World-Herald
Jenna Janssen
News Editor
Gateway to Success is a series focused on Gateway alumni and their journey from campus to career.
Jessica Wade speaks with a sweet,...
In THE MENU, you are how you eat
Jackson Piercy
Staff Writer
We are truly living in a golden age of content. We've got stories, books about those stories, movies based on the books,...
‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ proves James Cameron’s financials are legit
Jackson Piercy
Staff Writer
The year of 2022 was excellent for cinema. It seems fitting that 2022 started with a long-awaited and excellently executed blockbuster...
Gateway to Success: Celebrating the Legacy of Rudy Smith, a Pioneer in Civic Journalism
James Knowles
Culture Editor
Gateway to Success is a series focused on Gateway alumni and their journey from campus to career.
Rudy Smith was born in...
Top Five Most Anticipated Movies of 2023
Rhett Uleman
Contributor
“Oppenheimer”
In July, Christopher Nolan — one of this generation's most polarizing directors — will release his newest film, “Oppenheimer.” The movie...
GLASS ONION should have had a wider theatrical release
Jackson Piercy
Staff Writer
The Whodunnit is an institution in cinema that has had very few high-profile entries in the past couple of decades. You've got...
