Update 7:44a.m. Jan 15, 2026: Water has been turned back on at the Villas as of 7::40a.m. Students in the University Villas are without water because of a damaged main line pipe that caused flooding between residential buildings on Wednesday, Jan 14, 2026. In an email sent at 9:38 p.m., the Santa Clara Housing Office said that “repair completion and restoration of water service are expected early Thursday.” Facilities crews responded to a report of flooding in the Villas around 4 p.m. Gabrielle Pitre ’26 said she noticed at 3:28 p.m. that “muddy water looked like it was coming from the ground.” At that time, she could see water seeping into first-floor rooms. Alongside contractors, Facilities staff found that the source of the flooding was a broken pipe, and they dug deep into the ground to address the issue. While they were looking for the pipe, a section of the ground above the pipe collapsed exposing the concrete walking path. University Villas Resident Director Terrance (T.J.) Singleton relayed in an email at 5:24 p.m. that the water had been turned off and the flooding was resolved. According to Facilities staff member Robert Solis, the pipe once repaired needs time to dry before water flow can be restored to the University Villas. As of 9:53 p.m., they were still shoveling mud and water out of the ditch to prepare the pipe to be repaired. Singleton encouraged residents in an email to shower in the Malley Center. 📝: @ninaglickphoto 📷: @ninaglickphoto

Spoilers! “Marty Supreme” debuted Dec. 25, 2025 in American theaters, starring Gen-Z favorite Timotheé Chalamet, along with Odessa A’Zion, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kevin O’Leary and even Tyler, The Creator. A sprawling marketing campaign preceded the release, with notable moments including Timotheé Chalamet sporting electric orange at premieres, an orange blimp floating above the music festival of co-star Tyler, The Creator and even a never-done-before stunt: Chalamet on top of the Las Vegas Sphere. This campaign was wildly successful, according to Business Insider writer Jason Guerrasio, who wrote that “It all led to A24’s most expensive movie ever, blowing past industry expectations for its opening weekend at the box office with over $27 million since Christmas Day.” Further, Chalamet has been vying for a Best Actor Academy Award for years, last year proclaiming his desire to “be one of the greats.” Along with starring in “Marty Supreme,” Chalamet was credited as a producer. The film is undoubtedly another Oscar-bid for the actor. But despite this gravitas, I found the plot and experience to be rather underwhelming. Read the rest on our website, link in bio. 📝: @toni_spellacy 📷: A24, Associated Press