Moving out of your comfort zone by deciding to pursue an education while living abroad alone is not easy for many international students. Individuals encounter many new experiences, both positive and negative....

Right now, I have 25 coffee shop punch cards. I drink a lot of coffee from a lot of places, and collecting them is a fun consequence of my indulgence. In the absence of quality on-campus coffee, I get...

Some students take summer breaks off and forget all the golden habits they’ve built up. It’s easy for students to start off on the wrong foot. So, here’s a few tips to start off the school year. What...

Shoreline Community College (SCC) is being sued by former Executive Vice President Alison Stevens, who claims she was forced to retire early after feuding with then-President Cheryl Roberts. In her...

Have you ever found a movie so good you wish there was another one just like it? If you dig deep enough, sometimes there is. To spare you the effort, here are five horror favorites and their perfect...

      “At Home Abroad” is a brand-new column where staff writer Larissa Odabai shares perspective and advice from an international viewpoint. Whether you’re an international...

In a world filled with classic horror films, an often-overlooked source of entertainment comes in the form of the horror television series. In the 1970s, ABC’s “Kolchak: The Night Stalker” brought...

The 1960s produced a plethora of now-legendary horror films. “Psycho,” “The Birds” and “Rosemary’s Baby” are just a few of the titles that often dominate lists of Halloween classics. But...

In 1961, CBS debuted a courtroom drama series like no other. Miles ahead of its time in both subject matter and execution, “The Defenders” starred E.G. Marshall and Robert Reed as a father-and-son...

In 1958, Alfred Hitchcock’s “Vertigo” hypnotized audiences across the globe. Set against the scenic streets of San Francisco, James Stewart stars as Scotty, a retired detective who suffers from...