Issue 06: Redamancy

Naomi Jacob is building her music career from the ground up. She sings, writes her own songs, plays multiple instruments and manages the business side of her music. Throughout this interview, it becomes clear that Naomi possesses the talent and determination to stand out in the music industry.

No work of art, and particularly no video game, I have encountered has ever quite captured the deep connection between faith and climbing quite like Cairn, the most recent title from The Game Bakers. In the game, the enigmatic protagonist Aava undertakes the perilous voyage of a lifetime to conquer the near-mythical Mount Kami, a yet-untouched peak that profoundly tests her resolve, echoing the experience of the Christian faith journey.

Students give a lot on campus: time, effort, attention. Not every effort is met in kind. Students often complain about a lack of support from professors or leaders. Assignments pile up, group members miss deadlines and communication breaks down. Extending patience and understanding to peers and professors mirrors the kind of grace many of us are familiar with through faith: a simple but powerful act of reciprocity.

Love is amazing, right? The joy, the nerves, everything that comes with it brings marvel to our hearts. But why is the holiday dedicated to love all about consumption? With 27.5 billion dollars spent on Valentine’s Day last year in the United States alone, one inevitably wonders whether the holiday has completely lost its original meaning.

On February 8, 2026, the popular Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny performed at the NFL Super Bowl halftime show in Santa Clara, California.

Bad Bunny was Spotify’s top global artist in 2025 and won Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards earlier this month. His music, entirely in Spanish, explores Latino culture along with Puerto Rico’s gentrification.