Amelia has been on The Gator since the start of her freshman year. She enjoys writing op-eds and movie reviews. In her spare time, she loves reading horror novels, reviewing movies on Letterboxd, and rock climbing.
With November 1 rapidly approaching, tensions are notably high, and students report mixed experiences in coping with the demands of both coursework and college applications.
Photo illustration: Juniors Stephanie Altschul and Noah Panto discuss the Civil Rights Movement in David Cutler's American history class. Ddesigned in Canva.
Known for its sparse dialogue, pioneering special effects, iconic soundtrack, and philosophical symbolism, '2001' continues to leave critics and viewers grappling at its loose ends.
In Toni Morrison’s 196-page masterpiece, she leaves the reader with morsels of hope. Maybe not hope for the characters themselves, but hope for humanity.
In the hauntingly beautiful novel "A Little Life" by Hanya Yanagihara, the narrative centers around four men who relocate to New York City and, over the course of three decades, grow both their careers...
In November of 2019, I went to the State House to advocate for the Roe Act to state senators and representatives. Now that the overturning has been leaked to the public, I am thankful that I advocated...
