Opinion
How to make the perfect cup of hot chocolate for the holidays
Associate News Editor and certified kitchen disaster Sophie March ’27 describes her favorite hot chocolate recipe, and how it came to be.
Decisions decisions…
Copy Coordinator Matthew Treanor ’28 shares how the daily choices you make weigh you down, and gives pointers on how to fight back.
Why found family is the best genre
Associate Business Manager Princess Urama ’25 discusses why found family is the best movie and TV show genre out there.
Jesus Christ Superstar is in fact a real musical
As a musical fan since childhood, Associate Editorial/Opinion Editor Eurydice Molina ’27 strongly believes everyone should listen to Jesus Christ Superstar. It’s a rock musical that retells the story of Jesus Christ that takes you on a rollercoaster of emotions from beginning to end.
Worms are pretty cool
Editorial/Opinion Coordinator Kyra Ancone ’27 talks about her appreciation of worms.
Why you should read Dracula and The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
In the second installment of book matches, here are two classic mystery novel recommendations for this Halloween season.
The Nobels
Associate News Editor Meher Randeria ’28 presents an opinion on why the Nobel Prizes are deviating from their purpose and how they could, and should, evolve.
Why Monk deserves a spot among 2000s sitcom giants
Associate Sports Editor Siddarth Nandakishore ’28 discusses why Monk is an underrated classic of the 2000s.
Is a walkable America even possible?
Associate Composing Editor Ryan Gibeau ’26 explains how changes to our zoning codes would help lead to a more livable country.
My Lady Jane: A satirical take on the “Nine Days’ Queen” and the Catholic-Protestant conflicts of 1500s England
Associate Features Editor Mary O’Brien ’28 explains why My Lady Jane is the perfect weekend binge with its retelling of Lady Jane Grey’s nine-day reign of England.
This or that: the beauty of choice
Associate News Editor Meher Randeria ’28 presents an opinion on why having choice is an amazing thing.
Black Myth: Wukong—Stunning art piece, flawed gameplay
A non-spoiler review of the videogame Black Myth: Wukong, discussing the major components of its design.
What is The Poly reading?
The members of The Polytechnic each list one book they find worthy of sharing amongst others.
Trader Joe’s and fall: why it’s the perfect combo
Fall foods are the perfect way to celebrate a season, and Associate Photography Editor Annelise Eggen-McElmurry ’27 explores the seasonal options of Trader Joe’s.
Why I filed a breach of contract lawsuit against RPI
In a letter to the Rensselaer community, professor Chulsung Bae discusses his ongoing lawsuit against RPI.
Breaking the shackles of the prisoner’s dilemma
News Editor Alexander Orr ’25 contemplates the benefits of giving more than receiving.
For the trip back home
Features Editor Danlong Zhang ’27 summarizes and recommends his favorite books and movies for a long car or plane ride.
What are The Poly’s favorite movies?
Members of The Poly recommend movies that they have enjoyed watching.
How ethical are posthumous albums?
Editorial/Opinion Editor John Molloy ’26 discusses whether or not music released after an artist dies should be celebrated or condemned.
Prioritize people, not politics
Former Grand Marshal Ben Viner ’24 expresses his thoughts on the Student Senate and their work throughout his term.
Learning about Japanese media with Kono Oto Tomare!: Sounds of Life
Copy Coordinator Anisha Biswas ’27 discusses watching a show called Kono Oto Tomare!: Sounds of Life by Platinum Vision and how watching Japanese media lead to further interest in a different aspect of Japanese culture.
Ria Massoni endorsed for GM by Active Minds, Sole Survivors, Disabled Students at RPI DREAM, Autism at Rensselaer, and Comma
Ria Massoni ’24, ’25G has been endorsed for Grand Marshal by Active Minds, Sole Survivors, Disabled Students at RPI DREAM, Autism at Rensselaer, and Comma.
Panhellenic Council endorses Rost-Nasshan, Philipps for GM, PU
The Panhellenic Council endorses Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 and Catherine Philipps ’24, ’25G for Grand Marshal and President of the Union.
Catherine Philipps for President of the Union
The Polytechnic endorses the current-serving President of the Union, Cat Philipps ’24, ’25G. Philipps has put years into student government, already helping numerous clubs gain footing on Rensselaer campus. Within the Executive Board and student government as a whole, she wants to improve communication and accessibility, sharing the work they do with the student body.