Somma’s Soundbites (2/18/20)
Zachary Somma, Copy Editor
February 18, 2020
Welcome to Somma’s Soundbites, a new biweekly column that will talk about new music releases every two weeks. This will examine some new albums that you should listen to, and also great singles or songs released recently. First up, are some new albums that you should make time to listen to. Clicking...
Personal Story: The Quest for the Camaro
Joey Gramz III, Chief Photographer
February 5, 2020
PITTSBURGH -- Ever since I was a young, I had a fondness for cars. From playing with Matchbox and Hot Wheels cars to watching my Dad work on his 1972 Buick Skylark, cars were a part of my childhood. I always had a special passion for Chevy’s Camaro. The underdog story of the Camaro competing with...
Humans of RMU – The Esports Coach
Garret Roberts, Arts and Entertainment Editor
February 3, 2020
MOON TOWNSHIP -- When you think of Robert Morris University's North Athletic Complex, there are plenty of ways for athletes to train. Treadmills and weights line the walls of the building and offer plenty of ways to get in shape. For those looking for more directed activities, studios and basketball courts...
Personal Story: Finding My ‘Sunnyside’
Logan Carney, Digital Content Director
January 29, 2020
My mother always used to say when one person gets diagnosed with cancer, then everyone around them is also diagnosed with cancer. Fighting the disease is a team effort and not something that can be defeated without a support system in place.
Blinn Reviews: El Camino
John Blinn, News Editor
October 24, 2019
In 2013, Vince Gilligan left "Breaking Bad" fans around the world with a cliff-hanger. The series finale showed the lovable crystal meth chef, Jesse Pinkman, screaming and crying with relief as he sped away from his former life of mistakes and towards a chance of freedom and redemption. Although brief,...
Scote’s G.O.A.T.S. – The Toy Dolls
Scott McDanel, Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor
October 2, 2019
As a genre of music, punk songs usually are about going against an established system or empowering the listener. Famous and more familiar punk groups like Green Day and Sex Pistols follow a trend of rebellion, edgy lyrics and being a staple of teenage angst. However, not every punk band is cut from...
Sentry Around the World – Living In Washington D.C.
Jordan Redinger, Contributor
September 18, 2019
WASHINGTON D.C. -- I do not think that I fully realized I would be working at the National Air and Space Museum (NASM), the most popular Smithsonian and not to mention the third most-visited museum in the world, until I walked into my first day of the internship. The walk was literal; I decided to tre...
Humans of RMU: The WWE academic
Maura Linehan, Contributor
April 19, 2019
Few of us think that an experience we had when five years old will continue to influence our interests and accomplishments in adulthood. For John Locke, senior director for student activities and leadership development, his long-time interest in professional wrestling and the WWE began when he was a ...
Scote’s G.O.A.T.S. – Steve ‘n’ Seagulls
Scott McDanel, Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 17, 2019
Steve 'n' Seagulls is taking metal to new, banjo filled places.
Sentry Around the World – A Tour of Rome
Jordan Redinger, Contributor
April 3, 2019
Read all about Jordan's trip through the streets of Rome.
