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The Last of Us makes an early bid for the best show of 2023

The Last of Us makes an early bid for the best show of 2023

Seth Calvert, Copy Editor March 18, 2023

Adaptations of video games into film and television have seemingly always struggled in the past. While there are certainly examples of success, such as Cyberpunk: Edgerunners or Netflix’s The Witcher,...

Is Atomic Heart the long-awaited successor to Bioshock, or just a nice art-piece?

Is Atomic Heart the long-awaited successor to Bioshock, or just a nice art-piece?

Seth Calvert, Copy Editor March 18, 2023

Since 2013’s release of Bioshock: Infinite, fans of the Bioshock series have been waiting for a sequel or some sort of successor for nearly a decade. Then, in 2017, Russian based studio Mundfish offered...

King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard reflect on nature

King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard reflect on nature

Seth Calvert, Copy Editor February 22, 2023

In their first of three albums released in Oct. of 2022, Australian psych-rock outfit King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard returned with a new spin on their ever-evolving, never-the-same sound.   With...

IU Kokomo Choir performs with Kokomo Park Band

IU Kokomo Choir performs with Kokomo Park Band

Madeline Sinnamon, Layout Editor/Writer February 22, 2023

Many students and faculty know the Indiana University Kokomo Cougar Choir as the entertaining singing ensemble that performs in dazzling Christmas concerts during the holidays and enjoyable themed concerts...

Two Best Friends. Acrylic on canvas.

Featured Artist: Kelci McKay

Madeline Sinnamon, Layout Editor/Writer February 4, 2023

When one thinks about what art is, usually self-expression comes to mind. Most modern art is a showcase of the artist’s life and values presented in a creative way. Self-expression is an important aspect...

Newfields LUME exhibit offers a unique viewing experience of impressionist art.

Newfields presents ‘Monet and Friends Alive’

Ella Kantz, Assistant Editor December 12, 2022

After presenting the art of Vincent van Gogh in the previous year, Newfields’s LUME exhibit is now showcasing the works of Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, Cézanne and others. These artists were prominent in...

Corresponding Constellations have it written in the stars

Corresponding Constellations have it ‘written in the stars’

Sophia Lamoreaux, [email protected] December 12, 2022

With the full moon in Gemini, paired with the end of Neptune’s retrograde, everything is on the table. There is going to be a significant shift in perspective concerning personal relationships (quite...

Choir concert channels holiday spirit

Choir concert channels holiday spirit

Madeline Sinnamon December 12, 2022

Have you ever wondered why you were hearing Christmas music coming from Room KO 150 in the middle of September? That was because the Indiana University Kokomo Cougar Choir was practicing their setlist...

Taylor Swift’s Midnights awakens self-expression

Taylor Swift’s ‘Midnights’ awakens self-expression

Madeline Sinnamon November 14, 2022

After a year of releasing remade albums, Taylor Swift released Midnights, a new album of fresh music, on Oct. 21.   Swift’s motive for creating the album was to showcase songs based on the things...

Featured Artist: Braydon Lake

Featured Artist: Braydon Lake

Madeline Sinnamon November 14, 2022

Whenever student art is displayed in the campus gallery or in a creative and research journal such as Field, many people always believe that the artist behind the work is an art student. However, that...

An Enemy of the People brings truth among fake news

‘An Enemy of the People’ brings truth among fake news

Indiana University Kokomo’s Performing Arts presented Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People for their fall production this year. The show opened on Nov. 10 and ran until Nov. 12 in Havens Auditorium. Director...

Corresponding Constellations

Corresponding Constellations

Sophia Lamoreaux, [email protected] October 24, 2022

In the wake of the six planets in retrograde, we are facing a mass avenue of change and transformation in the way we perceive and communicate with one another.   Aries (March 21-April 19): Do not...

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