By Ana Lanfranchi Correspondent On Thursday evening, Oct. 25 at 8 p.m., a cozy crew of students who appreciate the arts gathered in the Travers/Wolfe ...
Read More »One of my current favorite television shows is ABC’s “Revenge.” This show was inspired by Alexander Dumas’s classic novel “The Count of Monte ...
Read More »Hands fell to laps, mouths quieted, bodies became still in their seats. Steven Thompson began to play the guitar resting against his knee. His eyes were ...
Read More »By Linah Munem Correspondent Students and faculty members gathered in the Mayo Concert Hall on Tuesday Oct. 23, to watch the documentary “Papers – ...
Read More »Today more than ever, Americans are finding it difficult to trust the news. Everyone has a bias, an agenda; where, oh, where is there a news source that ...
Read More »By Leigh Cesanek Correspondent It wasn’t the rap music you would typically hear coming from the room of the boy living in the dorm above you, or the ...
Read More »From magazine sculptures and experimental video clips to digital prints and acrylic paintings, the senior art exhibit, “#Modernism,” in the Art and ...
Read More »By Katie Dougherty Correspondent Bright vibrant colors came to life for art enthusiasts during the “Goddess, Lion, Peasant, Priest: Modern and Contemporary ...
Read More »The new comedy “Pitch Perfect” is about Barden University freshman Beca, played by Anna Kendrick, who eventually joins the all-girl a capella group ...
Read More »In between winning prestigious awards like the MacArthur Fellowship and the National Magazine Award for fiction, George Saunders has managed to get a ...
Read More »By Emma Colton Correspondent With the Rathskeller’s seats filled and amplifiers ready, College Union Board’s concert on Friday, Oct. 12 was set ...
Read More »By Noelle Parades Correspondent The Women’s Ensemble and College Choir came together to perform “Choral Landscapes” on Thursday, Oct. 11, which ...
Read More »By Nailah Mubin Correspondent The most recent Brown Bag, fifth in the series, was held last Friday, Oct. 12 in the Ernest and Mildred E. Mayo Concert ...
Read More »Tim Burton has had his fair share of masterful movies, but “Frankenweenie” is not one of them. The movie introduces us to Victor Frankenstein and ...
Read More »This week, I decided to search through Netflix for a movie to watch and came across the 2011 movie “Limitless.” This movie told the story of a struggling ...
Read More »By Shayna Innocenti Correspondent The Little Rock Foundation and accomplished pianist, Rocco Fiorentino, 15, took to the stage in the Rathskeller on ...
Read More »The movie-musical, “Rock of Ages,” is the film adaptation of the current Broadway show of the same name. This film tells the story of a small-town-girl ...
Read More »The College’s very talented student musicians performed on stage at the Ernest and Mildred E. Mayo Concert Hall. From classical to jazz to new age and ...
Read More »Paul Kibala Correspondent David Foster Wallace was a revolutionary, influential writer, captivating readers with sincere prose such as the gargantuan ...
Read More »Students filled the seats and lined the stage of the Rathskeller Tuesday night to see the performances of A Great Big Pile of Leaves and the solo artist, ...
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