Arts and entertainment – The Rubicon

It’s time to unwrap Wrapped

Aarushi Bahadur, Director of RubicOnline • December 9, 2024

Students shared their reactions to this year's Spotify Wrapped, which was released last Wednesday.

Drake’s three-track EP, Scary Hours 2, is scarily good

Lynn Reynolds, RubicOnline • March 8, 2021

Drake came back on Friday, March 5, with a boastful and flex-ful EP, proving to many that he still maintains his spot at top of the rap game.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: what faculty is reading that you should too

Lynn Reynolds, RubicOnline • October 23, 2020

Here are the Instagram pages and books that SPA faculty and staff look at.

Incorrect portrayal of Black people in movies

Jenny Ries, The Rubicon Editor • October 1, 2020

When consuming media, it is always important to think critically about not only what is overtly stated, but also about subtext and indirect messages being conveyed.

[ALBUM REVIEW] Mendes makes album of the summer

Bobby Verhey, Staff Writer • May 31, 2018

With a third album, Shawn Mendes's style does not differ from that of his previous album, but he does not disappoint.

Legend of Lyndale House brings Trapped to new levels

Claire Hallaway, The Rubicon Editor • January 12, 2018

The puzzle room promotes active teamwork and positive experience well worth the price.

Charlie Gannon finds creative release in jazz

Lucy Sandeen, The Rubicon Editor • October 7, 2017

Gannon's music plans range from learning new instruments to composing for an entire orchestra.

NY Fashion Week is the intersection of controversy and history making

Isabel Saavedra-Weis, RubicOnline Editor • September 23, 2016

Racial controversies and body positivity take New York Fashion Week by storm.

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Students off to summer break, regular reporting to return in August
June 9, 2025
Thomas Chen, Director of RubicOnline
Coverage will return late August when reporters return.
With levity and love, class of ’25 will graduate June 8
June 2, 2025
Henry Cammack, The Rubicon
Students and teachers prepare for the big day: the 24-25 graduation ceremony.
Hook. Line. Sinker. Let’s talk fishing 101
June 2, 2025
Henry Cammack, The Rubicon
Get hooked on this pocket guide to seasonal fishing.
[GOOD QUESTION] How do you start great conversations?
May 31, 2025
Wynter Feiner, The Rubicon
Read on to learn how to break the ice and get connected.
AmeriCorps cuts hit close to home at Sanneh Foundation
May 30, 2025
Carys Hsiung, The Rubicon
Trump administration has canceled over $400 million in AmeriCorps grants—gutting 41% of the program’s funding and blindsiding nonprofits across the nation. For the Sanneh Foundation in Minnesota, this has made an impact on them. Toney Sanneh, founder of The Sanneh Foundation, talks about their call to action.
Blind Havoc: a clothing brand made to spread positivity
May 30, 2025
Miles Huebner, RubicOnline
Need a new summer fit? Check out Blind Havoc.
St. Paul scoops: ice cream picks to sweeten the summer
May 30, 2025
Eva Burns, The Rubicon
As summer nears, it is time to relieve stress with a frozen treat. But where to go? Here are some St. Paul favorites.
[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] ‘Mickey 17’ splits audiences with blunt politics and bold direction
May 29, 2025
Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
Satire is a difficult...
Food dyes: a rainbow of health risks
May 29, 2025
Miles Huebner, The Rubicon
Food dyes are present in almost all mainstream foods and snacks. They can impact your physical and your mental.
High nonprofit CEO salaries damage integrity
May 28, 2025
Ivy Evans, The Rubicon
The basis of a nonprofit is that it is not meant to generate a profit for its owners like a typical business.

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