EST Magazine Issue 12
Published Spring 2020
EST Magazine Issue 11
Published Fall 2019
Four Things I Learned at a Tarot Reading
In New York City alone, there are over 50 shops associated with psychic and tarot practices… (continued)
Photo Essay: 46th Annual New York's Village Halloween Parade
The House of C. S. Lewis Takes Home Interregnum and House Cup
After a year of House Competitions and days and nights consumed with Interregnum events, The House of C. S. Lewis (Lewis) took home both the Interregnum Cup and House Cup… (continued)
“We the People:” Black History Month at The King’s College
What does the “We” in the famous constitutional phrase, “We the People,” really mean? Should modern leaders make amends for America’s grievous sin, slavery? (continued)
Fashion is a Waiting Game. For Some, It’s Worth the Wait
Addison Bugg, a 22 year-old college graduate better known as Addy, sits on her unmade twin bed at 5 p.m. on a Monday night in early Sept., in the middle of New York Fashion Week… (continued)
Albee Square— Luxury Building or “Animal House”?
With only two elevators in a 28-story building, thin walls, and seven floors worth of college students, one couple wrote the New York Times “Ask Real Estate” column for advice on how to get out of their leases… (continued)
A Story that Empowers Women for Generations
Colette gives women a voice in a man’s world.
This timely film showcases the full life of French author Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette…(continued)
Meet Professor Kelly Lehtonen
Kelly Lehtonen, Assistant Professor of English and Writing, says that in a way, scholarship discovered her… (continued)
Meet the NEW Testament Instructor: Benjamin G. White
Meet Professor Benjamin White, Assistant Instructor of Biblical Studies, who wants students to delve deeper than they’re used to… (continued)
The Honor Code: Cultivating Community or Inhibiting It?
Traditionally, college honor codes concentrate on academic integrity. These pledges morally obligate students to… (continued)
Facebook's Cambridge Analytica Scandal Makes Tech Companies Re-evaluate Operations
After five days of silence Mark Zuckerberg—Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO of Facebook—spoke up on Wednesday, March 21… (continued).
Art & the City: Four Galleries in One Night
Nightlife is endless in New York City. For a college student on a budget, however, the city most definitely has a bedtime… (continued)
Two Shakespeare Classics to feature in Central Park this summer
“Othello” and “Twelfth Night” will return to the stage this summer at the renowned Delacorte Theater… (continued)
Floyd Collins Opens Thursday Night: the Third Theater Production Backed by the MCA Department
The Media, Culture and the Arts Department at the King’s College has spent the last four weeks preparing for their third annual Spring Musical, “Floyd Collins,” which is opening this Thursday night… (continued)