By Trinity Agosta  Everywhere you look, every time you open your phone, you see different ways that pop culture is stuck in reverse. Original Disney movies are being remade instead of new storylines being produced, every pop star is the new “modern Britney Spears,” low-rise jeans refuse to die, and even our parents are posting 2016 throwbacks. Nostalgia isn’t just trending. It’s dominating. To me, this clearly says less about our love for the past and more about our impending

By Li Li Scheonfelder The Year of the Horse is here, and with it brings energy, passion, and bold movements. The Horse represents a willingness to take risks and try new things rather than waiting for them to come to you. The Horse urges everyone to make big life changes and pursue personal growth while maintaining steady momentum throughout the year to avoid burnout. Silk and Satin The traditional qipao dates all the way back to the Qing dynasty, adorned with delicate, f

By Annie Renz Lily Newell ‘27 did not have a sport management professor her freshman year at Stonehill. There wasn’t even a chair of the department, and her advisor specialized in marketing. But now, halfway through her junior year, Newell is getting the experience sport management majors dream about: working at the Super Bowl. To make the deal even sweeter, it’s also her first NFL game. “To actually experience my first ever NFL game at the Super Bowl in San Francisco with