Hannah Nguyen

Dec 6, 2024 | berkeleybeacon.com | Hannah Nguyen |Clara Faulkner

What if the Y2K scare wasn’t just an overhyped flop but a gateway to chaos? In their new film “Y2K,” Kyle Mooney and Evan Winter transform the infamous “millennium bug” into a wildly imaginative adventure. What started as a hungover New Year’s Day idea quickly snowballed into a collaboration that blends late-’90s nostalgia with absurdist comedy, delivering a fresh take on an era that’s as perplexing as it is unforgettable.

Nov 7, 2024 | berkeleybeacon.com | Hannah Nguyen |Iselin Bratz

Kasteel Well students gathered Tuesday at 1 a.m. CEST to watch election results come in at a watch party organized by the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) staff and resident assistants. Faculty welcomed students with beanbags, blankets, pizza, and snacks as they geared up for a long night. Many students expressed gratitude for having a space to watch with friends in what can be an otherwise isolating experience.

Nov 6, 2024 | berkeleybeacon.com | Hannah Nguyen |DJ Mara

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to a crowd of supporters and the nation on Wednesday at Howard University in Washington, D.C., after conceding the 2024 presidential election to former President Donald Trump. To begin her speech, Harris said her heart was full of gratitude. “The outcome of this election is not what we wanted, not what we fought for, not what we voted for,” Harris said.

Nov 6, 2024 | berkeleybeacon.com | Hannah Nguyen |DJ Mara

Elected officials representing Boston on the local, state, and federal levels swiftly reacted to former President Donald Trump winning a second term in the White House. My message about the election results: pic.twitter.com/Z1X9F6jWik— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) November 6, 2024Sen. Elizabeth Warren was re-elected to a third term by nearly 20 points on Tuesday night but said in a video statement that she would not ask her supporters to look for any silver linings in the national results.

Nov 6, 2024 | berkeleybeacon.com | Hannah Nguyen |Rylie Burns

They voted against legalizing psychedelics and raising the tipped minimum wage. Mass. ballots included five ballot measures this year. After receiving official election results, voters approved the removal of the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System exam graduation requirement, the auditing of the state legislature, and to allow ride-share drivers to join labor unions. Voters turned down legalizing psychedelic substances and tipped minimum wage.