The Summit

Don’t Worry, Griffin Darlings

Jacqueline Colombo, Senior Staff Writer • September 29, 2022

With twists, turns and shocking surprises, “Don’t Worry Darling” promises to entertain and bewilder anyone who witnesses it. In the second feature film she directed, Olivia Wilde showcases a psychological...

Grossmont College Theater Presents: “All In The Timing”

Katie Donivan, Staff Writer • June 1, 2022

“All In The Timing” written by playwright David Ives is a six-act play that creates different comically ridiculous universes and leaves audiences hooked on to the next laugh. Ives examines life’s...

Kendrick Is Here

Marc Cordero, Staff Writer • May 31, 2022

The Compton rapper releases his fifth studio album.

Pinegrove: In The 11th Hour

Katie Donivan, Staff Writer • April 4, 2022

Pinegrove’s newest album travels through the tumultuous narrative of 2020 in regards to coronavirus, climate change and government ineptitude.

“ Encanto”: Disney’s New Contemporary Folktale

Katie Donivan, Staff Writer • April 4, 2022

Disney’s new animated movie “Encanto” captures hearts with its honest exploration of immigrant family dynamics set among Colombia’s rich culture.

“Uncharted” Review: Losing the Heart of What Makes Drake Great

Makayla Hoppe, Editor-in-Chief • March 2, 2022

A look at the 2022 film adaptation of Naughty Dog’s lucrative franchise.

“By the Way, Meet Vera Stark”: A Witty, Thoughtful Look Into the History of Hollywood

Makayla Hoppe, Deputy Editor • December 6, 2021

A review of the recent production from Grossmont College’s Stagehouse Theatre.

“Breaking Boundaries 2021”: Passionate but Confusing

Makayla Hoppe, Deputy Editor • November 30, 2021

A review of the student-choreographed production from the Grossmont Dance Department.

2021 Sees Red With (Taylor’s Version)

Makayla Hoppe, Deputy Editor • November 14, 2021

Quarantine has spoken to Taylor Swift in ways that most people couldn’t even begin to fathom. She surprise-dropped “Folklore” in July 2020, which earned her a Grammy for “Album of the Year,”...

“Spencer” Review: A Psychological Horror Biopic

Makayla Hoppe, Deputy Editor • November 14, 2021

Many of Grossmont’s students likely weren’t around to witness the death of Princess Diana. It was one of the most notable events of the 1990s, shocking the entire world. The story of the former British...

“Dune” Review: Visual Storytelling At Its Finest

Makayla Hoppe, Deputy Editor • November 14, 2021

In film, science fiction is a genre usually accompanied by another genre. Films like “Aliens” use action as a venue to tell the story. Sci-fi can even be used with comedy, leading to great films like...

Home-Made Two

Kennedy Humphrey • June 18, 2021

The Hyde Art Gallery of Grossmont College closed the Spring semester with “Home-Made 2.” This exhibit features student work from a wide range of categories such as sculpture, drawing and painting,...