no. 2, On Teaching, Student Voices, vol. 8June 12, 2023<June 28, 2023 Columbus Plays Itself Charlie Tynan In this Student Voices essay, Vassar student Charlie Tynan analyzes architecture and emotionality in the 2017 film Columbus.
no. 5, Roundtables, vol. 6December 13, 2021<December 15, 2021 Permanent Precarity: Transient Spaces and Horrific Indebtedness in the Midwest Adam Ochonicky Adam Ochonicky explores the relationship between mobility and precarity in the Midwestern spaces of It Follows.
no. 5, Roundtables, vol. 6November 22, 2021<November 22, 2021 Envisioning Precarity in the American Midwest: RoboCop (1987) and the Horror of Vacancy Adam Ochonicky Tracing the history of uninhabitable homes in the horror genre, Adam Ochonicky connects RoboCop's narrative of precarious housing to media images of the Midwest as a blank or vacant space.