Join our team! Come work for The Commuter
Wanna get together? We’re really nice and fairly cool and we’d love to hear what you have to say. Not big on journalism but love to journal? Perfect. Are you a STEM major with...
Category: Commuter’s Recommendations
Poet Laureate: Spring’s Light Event on May 20
Linn-Benton Community College is the only college in Oregon with a poet laureate program and might well be the only community college in America to have one. A Unique Poetry Legacy: Student Poet Laureates Linn...
Poetry to Read for the Non-Poetry Readers: Testing the Waters of Verse
Poetry isn’t my comfort zone when it comes to what I pick up from the bookshelf. I don’t gravitate towards it, and I don’t ask for it when my mom requires my Christmas list....
Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.: The Man, The Message, The Movement
Martin Luther King Jr., along with many other key players of the civil rights movement, have a cemented place in posterity and are deserving of our time and attention. It is our responsibility to...
Sonic the… Werehog?
Review by Joshua Bloedel
Protect Your Soul
Review by Joshua Bloedel
Video Game Review: Animal Crossing New Horizons
“Animal Crossing New Horizons” is the latest main installment in the “Animal Crossing” series, and the first to be released on the Nintendo Switch. Though anticipation for the first main entry since “New Leaf”...
Game Review: Resident Evil 7 Review
Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom Platforms: PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows Ever since it first debuted with PlayStation in 1996, the Resident Evil series has enjoyed widespread success, spawning films, books, comics, and countless...
Movie Review: Mad Max: Fury Road-Black and White Reboot
Starring Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, and Hugh Keays-Bearne Directed by George Miller Rated R Theatrical Version: ****/5 Black and Chrome: ****½:5 When promoting the film “Mad Max: Fury Road” in the summer...
Movie Review: Doctor Strange
The latest film in Phase Three of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has arrived with “Doctor Strange.” Director Scott Derrickson took the Marvel comic of the same name and made it into their most...
