“A city is measured by the character of its institutions. The street is one of its first institutions. Today these institutions are on trial,” declared architect Louis Kahn in a 1971 address
Weekly Popular
Two weeks ago, if someone asked me to play a game of word association with the term “sonnet,” I would have responded with “archaic,”
Read a Letter to the Editor in response to this piece from former Herald Editor-in-Chief Leo Egger, TC ‘23.5 here. Judges 15:15 is a
When I went home for fall break, I looked through my old journals, from the first-grade diary with a lock and puppies on the
Editors' Picks
The Latest
See All »
Tadpoles, and tandem bicycles, and other things I can’t seewithout smiling. This show of scientific defiance,this forward tumble of progress, this must be the gift of spring:to make things feel lovely again, until the word begs
Becca Rothfeld’s official bio describes her as the nonfiction book critic at the Washington Post, an editor at The Point, and a lapsed academic philosopher. She is also a staunch defender of
(After Frank O’Hara’s “Having a Coke with You”) …feels more foreign than being a Midwesterner in Madrid, Morocco, Montmartre or trying on red skirts for flamenco-dancing lessons in Salamancaif I ignore your right
Tinder. Farmers Only. Hinge. Christian Mingle. Letterboxd? As someone whose deal-breaker is not caring about film, I’ve started considering Letterboxd—an app dedicated to reviewing movies—a viable matchmaking landscape. I follow some close
I met with certified sex therapist Jodi Williams to talk about her experience and encounters as a sex therapist, the stigma surrounding her work, and everything in between. Upon meeting Jodi, I
To test or not to test? That is the question that universities all over the US tackled during the onset of the pandemic—and one that has continued to plague them ever since.
Published in 1965, Frank Herbert’s Dune is arguably one of the best science fiction novels of all time. So why has it languished without an effective or commercially successful adaptation for over
Following the shiny, star-studded lineup that has comprised our previous beer reviews, we decided to write about something a little closer to home. This week, we try a beer from Hardy Eville