Escaping the Cycle of Doomscrolling

Staff Writer- Emily Sustaita Phones, tablets, and laptops–we all have at least one of these merry devices in our possession. We may use them in order to do schoolwork, keep in contact with family and friends, or engage with certain platforms and games. Whatever the reason is, technology surrounds us in our everyday lives. This can be used in a good way or in a … Continue reading Escaping the Cycle of Doomscrolling

Five Important Lessons That Kiki’s Delivery Service Teaches Us

Staff Writer- Emily Sustaita Welcome back, Gusties! After almost an entire month, we are all finally back on campus, fresh and energized after our long winter break. We have started new classes, created some New Year’s resolutions, and are approaching our daily life from an overall better footing. However, as we delve back into the groove of our routine, we may find ourselves running into … Continue reading Five Important Lessons That Kiki’s Delivery Service Teaches Us

Ned Fulmer Wrestles Now?

Opinion Editor- Soph White I don’t remember when I first heard of this, but, guys, former Try Guy, Ned Fulmer, has debuted on the wrestling stage in the All-Elite Wrestling (AEW) promotion. I likely saw it from a random YouTube creator that I follow on Instagram, who had reacted to Ned Fulmer’s cheating scandal and Ned’s reaction to getting caught on social media. If you … Continue reading Ned Fulmer Wrestles Now?

An Analog 2026: Libraries and Boomboxes

Editor in Chief- Grace LaTourelle Soren Sackreiter The Instagram algorithm captured me in more ways than one this past year, but not all of them were bad. In fact, around November, I started receiving reels that have informed the way I now interact with media. And now, I am repeating this call to action to our faithful readership, in hopes of inspiring a year of … Continue reading An Analog 2026: Libraries and Boomboxes

Are We Building a Wealthy Nation or a Happy One?

Staff Writer- William Tran I sat on the familiar bus leaving the city, heading back to my hometown to celebrate the New Year with my family. I had taken this route for years, yet somehow every trip felt different. As the bus rolled away from high-rise buildings, slipping past the lights and the traffic, I watched society shift in layers—from the city to the town … Continue reading Are We Building a Wealthy Nation or a Happy One?

‘Tis the Season to be Traying

Staff Writer- Mary Athorp Being a Gustie comes with a few staple traditions, whether it’s painting the rock behind Old Main, watching a football game on the slope around the field, giving Gus a high five, or snagging a snack from the Midnight Express. But perhaps the most wholesome tradition of them all is one that Gusties do when the weather is at its worst … Continue reading ‘Tis the Season to be Traying

Zootopia 2: Was it Worth the Hype?

Staff Writer- Emily Sustaita Since Thanksgiving break, there has been a plethora of new films arriving at movie theaters across the country, one of which is Zootopia 2. Love it or hate it, many of us watched the first film when we were little kids back in 2016. Personally, I really liked the first film and was overjoyed when I found out that there would … Continue reading Zootopia 2: Was it Worth the Hype?

DWTS Season 34 Wrapped…What Do We Do Now?

Staff Writer- Mary Athorp Dancing with the Stars season 34 has come and gone, and with it, my sense of peace and joy this winter season. Just kidding… kind of. But, let’s talk about it.  This season was no less riveting than the other 33 seasons… if not more so, due to the diverse set of personalities this season was stocked with. A while back, … Continue reading DWTS Season 34 Wrapped…What Do We Do Now?