Fiona Feingold

3 weeks ago | dailytrojan.com | Jason Pham |Fiona Feingold

Happy April Fools’ Eve, Trojans! With exactly one month left of classes, the senior year scaries are no joke and are really starting to set in for me. I have capstone projects and final assignments with mysteriously low progress, no matter how much work I’ve put into them. My late assignments could be a result of my spring break procrastination, but with graduation coming up, now is the time to lock in. And what better motivation could there be than great eats and a homey dining experience?

1 month ago | dailytrojan.com | Kimberly Aguirre |Fiona Feingold

There is no award for hosting an awards show and it feels as though there are very few benefits. The host role is a heavily scrutinized job. Hosting is so unpopular the Academy Awards experimented with a three-year hostless run from 2019 to 2021. And, honestly, it was completely fine. Some complained it left the show feeling structureless, but a meandering show is nowhere near as bad as sitting through an excruciatingly bad host. Hosting a major award show can be an honor for some.

1 month ago | dailytrojan.com | Kate Henry |Fiona Feingold

California native Andy Weir was working as a software engineer in the tech industry before his writing career took off. Weir went from an ordinary guy to one of the most successful sci-fi authors ever with one film and another in progress, multiple New York Times Best Sellers as well as more than a dozen sci-fi writing awards and nominations to show for it. Weir’s career skyrocketed when his novel, “The Martian,” was published in 2014.

1 month ago | dailytrojan.com | Kimberly Aguirre |Fiona Feingold

During the 2016 election season, Michelle Obama famously called unto the attendees of the Democratic National Convention: “When they go low, we go high.” Her decree struck the hearts of many Democrats and became a motto for many well-intentioned liberals.  Eight years later and with a second Donald Trump term underway, Democrats, and even Obama herself, are breaking away from the mantra. One such Democrat is content creator Suzanne Lambert.