Looming over Flushing station, the Pfizer building wields an intimidating presence. Built in 1849 by the biopharmaceutical company for...

Societies have always been obsessed with the idea of the world ending. Many cultures and religions have their own versions of how it...

I recently had the great pleasure and privilege of interviewing Pratt’s newest president, Frances Bronet. Beyond her clear drive and...

Will our favorite foods go extinct? Recent research shows that several major issues are contributing to the agriculture crisis we are...

In a room surrounded by larger than life renditions of their favorite David Bowie personas from Major Tom to Thin White Duke,...

If hip hop and rock ‘n’ roll could be represented in a football game, the Rappers versus the Rockers, the Rappers would be making...

Listening to 2 Dope Queens feels like catching up with friends about anything and everything. The topics range from talking about the...

Elizabeth Swaney is an Olympian. Well, wait. Elizabeth Swaney competed in the Olympics. During this year’s Winter Olympics in...

On January 20, 2017 the band Cherry Glazerr released their last album “Apocalipstick” and performed in Cambridge, MA. On a black stage ...

Last semester, I dedicated my first WPIR Pratt Radio show to soul music by women. Through this endeavor, I discovered the true power that...

The Chilean film “A Fantastic Woman” hit theaters on February 2nd to receive critical acclaim, not just for it’s hypnotic cinematography,...

Prior to creating music under the moniker Homeshake, Peter Sagar was in a number of local bands, including Mac Demarco’s live band. In...