The Gauntlet This magazine was created by none other than the university’s answer to students wanting to get into journalism — the Gauntlet. As the U of C’s independent student-run publication, the Gauntlet is covering anything and everything relating to the campus, community and beyond. The physical editions
Romance is, by nature, a generic genre. There is a clear path that the hero and heroine take while exploring their relationship, the romance is oftentimes gripping and steamy and the plotlines can be minimal. Now that romance has grown more popular, the same titles seem to be circulating around
Film is invasive — we as an audience are sat before these people who don’t know they're watching, witnessing a story unfold and are ideally constantly entertained. The more the film tries to depict human stories, the murkier the film message of the film becomes. What was the
Ready or Not (2019) was a campy, silly horror film. It involved the newly-wed Grace Le Domas (Samara Weaving) running from her in-laws in the most violent game of hide and seek ever played. But, while watching the movie, I was struck by one thing in particular — how
Musical theatre is, arguably, the campiest form of art out there. The pristine choreography, the drawn-out high notes and the exaggerated acting make it an acquired taste. While there are certain plays that have certainly redefined the medium, there are others that decide to tell stories as campy as
Greater than the sum of its parts, the concept album is a style of storytelling that will never go out of style, despite its coming in and out of popularity over the years. It is about as long as a conventional album, but each track follows a central theme or
The recent Twilight renaissance brought the love of vampires back into the public eye. However, there’s a world of vampire movies out there that don’t involve glittering teenagers and supernatural turf wars but still feature the bloodsucking neckbiters that we love to see. Interview with a Vampire (1994)
As a movement, punk is supposed to be against the mainstream. When the mainstream says you have to be professional and agreeable, punk encourages you to make noise and cause problems. When the mainstream wants you to be cold-hearted towards outsiders, punk encourages you to be inviting. The very
On August 15, the U of C announced it approved the construction of seven new buildings dedicated to the Haskayne School of Business. The announcement came following increased complaints of a lack of available study spaces on campus for business students. The new buildings were announced as part of a
Where has all the time gone? The fall semester is fast approaching and it seems like summer went by in the blink of an eye. Whether you spent the summer enrolled in those last few courses or cooped up at home all day, here are a couple of ways to