By Emma Reilly Editor-In-Chief Though some Halloween traditions are geared toward children, the holiday is widely…
Month: October 2022
Practical vs. digital effects: what really brings horror movies to life?
By Grace Hogsten Elm Staff Writer Halloween is just around the corner, and many are getting…
Environmental groups host Halloween community event
By Miranda Parrish Elm Staff Writer Washington College hosted another event in its Friday at the…
The “bury your gays” trope: increasing LGBTQ+ representation in the horror genre
By Riley Dauber Opinion Editor Possibly more than any other genre, horror films utilize many different…
Shorewomen field hockey earns eighth win in double overtime
By Jack Poleto Sports Editor On Oct. 22, Shorewomen field hockey made the trek to the…
Have you heard the news? Reading is cool again, just ask one of TikTok’s biggest trends
By Siobhan Elizabeth Ball Elm Staff Writer In the digital age, no one is immune from…
Safe Ride Daytrippers program returns with weekend trips off-campus
By Maegan White Elm Staff Writer In an email sent to the school on Tuesday, Oct.…
Men’s and women’s swim head to Gettysburg for season opener
By Maegan White Elm Staff Writer The Shoremen and Shorewomen swim team traveled to Gettysburg College…
Five frightening treats to brighten up any gloomy Halloween celebration
By Mikayla Silcox Elm Staff Writer While candy is the food most commonly associated with Halloween,…
2022 horror movie wrap-up: four films to watch before the spooky season ends
By Piper Sartison Elm Staff Writer After two years of limited theatrical runs and streaming-only releases,…