Summer movies 2026: A guide to Hollywood’s busiest season

Here are the summer films that should be on your radar.

Is the Polymarket party over?

Are prediction markets here to stay, or will they keep their semi-niche user base of crypto bros on X monitoring the situation?

Over 40 years later, the king of pop still reigns

I would recommend Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” to anyone who wants to listen to something truly energetic, wants to dance or just wants to have fun.

‘Matilda’ dazzles at Saint Mary’s College

Matilda left a lasting and admirable impression on the arts at SMC.

'Roommates' is a lighthearted and breezy watch

'Michael' recreates the King of Pop without examining him

“'Michael' is not a particularly good biopic, but it is an effective one.”

Why are we so obsessed with murder?

Coachella 1999 v. 2026: What has changed?

A look at how Coachella has changed since its inception in 1999.

The Strokes make a bold political comeback at Coachella

The Strokes rounded off the second weekend of Coachella with a stellar performance accompanied by a display of protest music of such magnitude and scope not seen in their careers yet. 

‘My Kinda Saturday Night’: Luke Combs in South Bend

The setlist was “Beautiful Crazy,” as it neatly packed in songs of a brokenhearted cowboy with fiery hits perfect for you to shake some denim. Anyone under the Golden Dome that night “rode that rocket as far as it could fly” and they did so together.

NSR performs stripped-down adaptation of ‘A Midsummer Night's Dream’

The company presented a surprisingly fun and impressive “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” With six actors carrying 20 characters’ worth of heart and effort, a funny, talent-filled production can brighten any viewer’s day.

Ali Stroker delivers a night of stories and songs at DPAC

Ali Stroker performed at DPAC, sharing her story, advocating for accessibility and singing some classic tunes. 

Latin Expressions: We are still here

LSAs Latin Expressions Solidaridad reminds the tri-campus to stand together through culture, music and dance.

Olivia Rodrigo trades heartbreak for relationship bliss on “drop dead”

“Drop dead” is a pivot from heartbreak to happiness for Rodrigo.

‘The Pitt’ season 2: Flawed, gruesome and still must-watch tv

Despite a slight sophomore slump, "The Pitt" is still some of the best television on streaming right now and well on its way to becoming one of the great shows of the streaming era. If you haven’t seen it, you really should.