New novel explores Norse myth
By Kayla Whittle | Nov. 10, 2015By Kayla Whittle Staff Writer In a world where mythological creatures and Norse gods like Loki and Thor truly exist, 16-year-old Magnus Chase is just ...
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By Kayla Whittle Staff Writer In a world where mythological creatures and Norse gods like Loki and Thor truly exist, 16-year-old Magnus Chase is just ...
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By Hannah Rodriguez Correspondent Lydia Davis, recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship Award in 1997 and an exceptional short story writer, visited the ...
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By Brielle Bryan Correspondent As the sky darkened on Wednesday, Nov. 4, the number of students walking across campus grew scarce. All was quiet outside ...
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[slideshow_deploy id='39735'] By Connor Smith Correspondent Kendall Hall was cozily filled to the brim with both students and members of the community ...
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By Julia Dzurillay Correspondent Imagine a band of good-looking, young men singing about real-life situations highlighting love, heartbreak, alcohol and ...
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By Kelly Vena Correspondent No one was allowed to sit in the back rows of Mayo Concert Hall for Kate Gilmore’s presentation during the first Visiting ...
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This week, WTSR music staff members Brigid Barber and Nelson Kelly highlight some of the best new albums that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 ...
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By Ryan McElroy Correspondent Walking into the College’s new art gallery is like being transported into a digital world that takes students through ...
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By Andrew Street Staff Writer On Friday, Oct. 30, Cecile Kim and Gerard Marino, who both significantly contributed to the famous “God of War” games, ...
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By Maddi Ference Correspondent “You guys remember when you were 14? I wouldn’t do that (again) unless I was paid a billion dollars and have the brain ...
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By Maddi Ference Correspondent In honor of Homecoming weekend, CUB Alt invited three alumni bands back to where they all began, for impressive performances ...
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By Nicole Broomhead Correspondent It is the first day of class and your professor says, “For our first project, you must pick a work you have already ...
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By Alyssa Gautieri Correspondent Two Chinese poets broke the language barrier with their commanding poetry performances on Tuesday, Oct. 20, in the Social ...
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This week, Nick Landolfi, WTSR assistant music director, and Brigid Barber, music staff member, highlight some of the best new albums that the College’s ...
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By Rohan Ahluwalia Correspondent Every year in September, soccer fans around the world rejoice as yet another version of the “FIFA” video game series ...
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By Andrew Street Staff Writer Naughty Dog, the creators of the iconic “Jak and Daxter series,” “Crash Bandicoot” and “The Last of Us” are ...
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[slideshow_deploy id='39103'] By Kimberly Ilkowski Arts & Entertainment Editor New Jersey is notorious for being the most hated state in America, ...
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By Alyssa Doyle Correspondent Respected poet Michael Dickman read some of his powerful prose to eager students and faculty as part of the Visiting Writers ...
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By Kayla Whittle Staff Writer Everyone knows the story of Peter Pan, the boy who never grew up. In theaters now is the proclaimed prequel to that story. ...
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By Lily Firth Correspondent If you tuned into “American Horror Story: Hotel” for its season premiere on Wednesday, Oct. 7, you were in for an interesting ...
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