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Review: “Zootopia 2” tackles deeper topics with heart and humor
Arts & Entertainment Editor Isabella Sun reviews “Zootopia 2,” Disney’s sequel to the 2016 smash hit. Read more
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Review: “Jurassic World Rebirth” is an extinction-level mess of a film
By Charles Zimmer, Chief Digital Officer “Jurassic World Rebirth” is the seventh installment in the Jurassic Park franchise, but with the current state of Hollywood, I doubt it will be the last. The movie is a mediocre experience that, in part, serves as a representation of how much this franchise has fallen from grace. It… Read more
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Review: “Hamnet” is a subtly devastating anti-biopic
Features Editor Elena Whitford reviews “Hamnet,” Chloé Zhao’s latest film adapting the namesake 2020 novel by Maggie O’Farrell. Read more
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Review: With “Alice in Wonderland,” the Payton Players make a strong debut into surrealist comedy
Staff writer Raina Suri reviews the Payton Players’ adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland.” Read more
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What does Principal Shabazz’s new contract entail?
The Paw Print publishes a list of the addenda added to Principal Shabazz’s contract for the next four years. Read more
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AMC’s Interview with the Vampire Review
AMC’s Interview with the Vampire is based on Anne Rice’s gothic horror classic of the same name. The show, available on Netflix, is currently 2 seasons long, with 15 episodes. While often compared to the 1994 film adaptation, this version offers a more captivating take on the narrative. Read more
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Frank Gehry: The World Will Never Forget You
One of the Millennium Park’s most striking features is the famous Jay Pritzker Pavilion, completed in 2004 and designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry. Read more
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The Best of the 40th Annual Printers Row Lit Fest
On September 6 and 7, from 10 AM to 6 PM, the iconic Printers Row neighborhood in downtown Chicago hosted its 40th annual literary festival. Read more
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Cambridge Dictionary’s Latest Entries Take the Internet by Storm
After Cambridge Dictionary added its latest entries, providing official definitions for words like “skibidi,” “delulu,” and “broligarchy,” the dictionary is straying further and further from its traditional usage. Read more
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Meet the Teachers: Geoffrey Dietrich, computer science teacher and AP coordinator
Geoffery Dietrich is Walter Payton’s new computer science teacher and AP coordinator. Read more
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Meet the Teachers: Ms. Rodriguez
This year, Jennifer Rodriguez has been newly welcomed into our World Language Department. Read more
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Locker assignments at Payton: the truth behind the mystery
Features Editor Elena Whitford interviewed students and administration about complaints regarding how lockers are assigned and the system by which assignments are made. Read more
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How Kpop Demon Hunters Conquered the World (And Payton)
Just three months ago, imagining a fictional K-pop girl group topping US charts over BTS and Blackpink seemed impossible, but the streaming sensation has become a cultural phenomenon, sparking conversations worldwide. Read more
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Review: “The Roses” finds the humor in a death spiral
“The Roses” is an American dark comedy film directed by Jay Roach (“Austin Powers”) and released Aug. 29 in theaters. Read more
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The Chicago Marathon: Payton student Zachary Wong’s running journey to success
Among Payton’s marathoners, Wong stood out for his extraordinary performance. Read more
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Freshman Funnies: Asking freshmen for hilarious stories to get to know each other
Sometimes we didn’t have the best ideas and made mistakes. However, it’s from these mistakes that we learn the most. Read more
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