An experimental poem that bends our typical view of conventional poetry into a landscape to be observed beyond the words themselves. Read it outloud and see how the shape informs our meaning.
Yellow Rose Tea
A poem to read alongside a cup of tea.
School of Music, Art, and Theatre Presents: "Tender Rough Rough Tender"
North Park’s School of Music, Art, and Theatre presents Sarah Saltwick’s hard-hitting play about the human condition.
Dragon Tales
A poem to make you stop and think.
History Through Adjectives
As Black History Month concludes, this article addresses black culture in white America, asking the question: since such a large portion of American culture has its roots in the experience of black Americans, can we justifiably call it our collective culture, meant for black and non-black people alike?
Fantastic Beasts 2: Who is Credence?
The new Fantastic Beasts left some with many questions. Read to find out Amanda’s theories on Credence’s identity.
North Park Film Club: Why Should We Discuss Film?
The vision of North Park Film Club is for it to be a place where film buffs and the cinematographically emaciated can come together to think about what they’re watching in a low-stakes environment.
A Tribute to Stan Lee
With the recent passing of comic book creator Stan Lee, a Spider-Man fan reflects upon what makes Lee’s characters so enduring and iconic.
North Park Theatre Presents: "North Star"
Directed by Jess Hutchinson, NPU’s production of “North Star” is an ambitious play that tells two stories at once and intertwines the narratives seamlessly.