Conrad Acosta

“Bojack Horseman” dies as it lived, giving an emotionally jarring end to the trip through the damaged psyches of its characters that leaves its audience unsure of whether to feel glad it’s over or torn apart over a lack of resolution.

There are rare moments in pop culture when a fantasy novel series is allowed to enter the mainstream. Netflix’s “The Witcher” is one of...

With Donald Trump and his supporters getting most of the media coverage, it would be easy to make the mistake of assuming that he and his platform are the only things to be taken seriously as 2020 Republican contenders, but that is not the case.

These are the top five of the Student Printz writers’ favorite songs released in the past ten years.

As the 2010s come to a close, it is time to look back and reflect on what movies have stood out amongst the rest.

Elizabeth Banks’ “Charlie’s Angels” is a fun way to pass through a few hours over the Thanksgiving holiday, but, unfortunately, it isn’t much more than that.

For many people in Mississippi, this year’s election represented hope for change, not just in policy, but in political culture as a whole.

Printz reporters William Lowery and Conrad Acosta debate if Democrats are wasting their time with impeachment proceedings.