By Jonathan Edmondson Arts & Entertainment Editor “I will practice believing my husband loves me, but I could be wrong,” writes Amy Dunne (Rosamund ...
Read More »By Kayle Whittle Staff Writer James Dashner’s “The Maze Runner” captivated audiences as a young adult novel, yet failed to make a big splash with ...
Read More »By Chris Minitelli Staff Writer Although the recent film “Are You Here” goes to great lengths to move audience members and teach a valuable lesson, ...
Read More »By Gabriel Salazar Correspondent To start this year’s Visiting Artists Series, husband and wife Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison took the stage at Mayo ...
Read More »By Natalie Kouba and Jonathan Edmondson Editor-in-Chief and Arts & Entertainment Editor Beautiful blends of passionate vocals reverberated throughout ...
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By Jonathan Edmondson & Peter Fiorilla Arts & Entertainment Editor & News Editor For someone who is now a multimillion-dollar celebrity, Zach ...
Read More »By Peter Fiorilla News Editor Driven by an inspired performance from sophomore Jake Burbage as Romeo, All College Theater’s modern interpretation of ...
Read More »By Kimberly Ilkowski Review Editor A seemingly ordinary night at the Rathskeller was turned upside-down by boisterous bands and bold beats on Friday, ...
Read More »By Jillian Festa Correspondent Interactive media designer, educator and musician Frank Migliorelli gave a rapid-fire Brown Bag presentation on Friday, ...
Read More »By Lauren Del Turco Correspondent Kenny Chesney’s recently released studio album “The Big Revival” brings some much needed authenticity to the country ...
Read More »By Tristan Laferriere Correspondent Sondre Lerche is no new face in the music scene. Since 2001, this Norwegian-born singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist ...
Read More »By Katherine Burke Staff Writer This month saw big names in comedy, such as Tina Fey, Jane Fonda and Jason Bateman, do something out of their comfort ...
Read More »By Mackenzie Cutruzzula Correspondent The Rathskeller held its first student soloist night of the semester on Friday, Sept. 26, featuring four student ...
Read More »By Peter Fiorilla News Editor Demonstrating a clear lack of musical imagination in its newest album, “Songs of Innocence,” U2 shows it has more ideas ...
Read More »By Chris Minitelli Staff Writer There are countless movies out that tell the story of characters who venture into the real world on their own but ultimately ...
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By Kelly Corbett Staff Writer For those who have a stash of Playbills in their rooms, hum show tunes in the shower or just have a passion for musical ...
Read More »By Kayla Whittle Correspondent Kelsea Raleigh Glynn is a 19-year-old princess and leaving her sheltered home in the woods for the first time. Her kingdom, ...
Read More »By Jonathan Edmondson Arts & Entertainment Editor The Library Auditorium, a generally serene and intimate venue, was packed with students on Sunday, ...
Read More »By Sorraya Brashear-Evans Staff Writer You typically encounter one of two types of villains during home-invasion movies. There’s the textbook villain ...
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By Shannon Kelly Correspondent It’s not often that people get to sing and compose music with their favorite musician. But Allan Winkler got just that ...
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