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by Riley Rayome   When someone mentions wrestling, do you ever think about women’s wrestling? Most people don’t, and that’s exactly the problem. However, North Central College is beginning to challenge that stereotype, rising to the top as a powerhouse program building a stronger future for the female athletes to

by Preston Rizzo   Recently, I finally got my motivation to play Cyberpunk 2077 back after a very long hiatus. I haven’t played the game since April of last year, burning out from being indecisive about how I wanted to build my character. However, watching a friend play got me

by Isa Arroyo   Latin Spanish music has always been known for its passion, storytelling, and deep cultural roots, but one of its most powerful driving forces has been women. While the industry hasn’t always made space for them, female artists have continuously stepped forward to reshape the sound, message,

by Ricardy Herard   Invincible has been some of the best superhero media in recent memory, and I’m so glad to be able to watch more of it. To be clear, Invincible has been around for a while; the original comic was released back in 2003, but the animated series

by Alyssa Martinez Barette   There were a number of historic moments at this year’s Oscars, and among them is a tie in the Best Short Film, Live Action Category. The Singers and Two People Exchanging Saliva received a honors, making a category that often goes under the radar of

by Emma Herder Since taking over as the host of Sunday Standards, I’ve been trying to find good jazz music. I’ve spent a lot of hours in the car, in my room, and with my family listening to jazz. While on the search for new music, I found one of

by Rose Orrala   WONC was founded in 1968 as North Central’s student-led radio station. When people first think of the station, they probably assume that most, if not all, station members are majoring in journalism or communication and go on to lead successful broadcasting careers. Or, at the very

by Mia Stachura   I’m sorry to be the one to deliver the bad news, but concert culture is now officially dead. About 10 years ago, along with my best friend, I begged my father to drive us to Tinley Park to attend our very first music festival, Vans Warped

During a normal week of prep for What’s Fresh, I was browsing playlists and came across a song called “Cut Throat” by the band Grade 2. I hadn’t heard of them before, but the cover and name intrigued me. After a first listen, I knew we needed to play them.

by Katrina Woelke   A vampire who spent hundreds of years trying to find his wife who had died?! I first heard about the new French Dracula: A Love Tale movie on TikTok. Lots of short edits set to various songs were showing up on my For You page. I