“Nurture” Review: art will not save you
Porter Robinson’s sophomore effort “Nurture” is an original yet personal record about being in an intense artistic rut. Quint Iverson reviews for the Index.
Index Staff Playlist: LGBTQIA+ Artists
On this week’s Index Staff Playlist, the Index staff share songs from artists that explore gender, sexuality, and what it means to be part of the LGBT+ community.
The Academy Awards Make History for the Second Year in a Row
This year’s Oscars were anything but normal. It seemed like an accurate reflection of the abnormality of the past year.
Ted Lasso Is the Perfect Summer Obsession for Sports Fans… and Everyone Else
What do you get when you take an American football coach– a caricature of the southern football fan stereotype– out of the SEC and drop him in a British football club? The answer is explored in the incredibly witty and hysterical Apple TV+ comedy series Ted Lasso.
ACE Board Tries Out Hybrid Open Mic Night
On March 6th, Pacific’s ACE Board hosted their first hybrid online and in-person Open Mic Night since November.
ACE Board brings campus entertainment to Pacific University’s larger online community
With the ever-changing situation of COVID-19, ACE Board has had to perform a balancing act, finding ways to make in-person events COVID safe, while also creating fallback solutions to bring events online.
“Rhythm Doctor”’s Wonderful Creativity Isn’t Quite Universal
“Rhythm Doctor” is the sort of game people who know nothing about game development dream of making.
A24’s latest horror outing, Saint Maud, explores religion in the wake of trauma
There’s just something about using horror as a vessel to explore deeply buried trauma that makes for really stunning cinema.
“Straight Up” Explores The Fluidity of Sexuality In A Unique Take On The Coming Of Age Genre
Inspired by the sharp wit and rapid-fire dialogue of the classic comedies of Hepburn and Grant, Straight Up takes the LGBT coming of age comedy formula and flips it on its head.