By Jillian Santacroce Correspondent When asking younger kids what they want to be when they grow up, odds are that they say a schoolteacher, a scientist, ...
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"First Love,” James Patterson’s latest romance novel, takes the reader on a short journey across the United States, focusing on the lives of the ill-fated ...
Read More »Rob Delaney, the 2012 Comedy Central-crowned “funniest person on Twitter” who is widely known for crossing the line on social media, fearlessly dove ...
Read More »Students left the Rathskeller with their ears still ringing after watching stellar performances from The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer ...
Read More »It was hard to avoid hearing about Darren Aronofsky’s epic based on the biblical story of Noah and the Ark, aptly titled “Noah.” The film has been ...
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Students had the chance to hang out with their favorite musicians in the Rathskeller on Friday, March 21, when Paradise Fears and Pentimento performed ...
Read More »On Friday, March 21, the College’s Department of Music presented its second performance of Henry Purcell’s opera, “Dido and Aeneas,” in the Black ...
Read More »Gerado Aquino on trumpet and Genna Conti on percussion brought the Mayo Concert Hall to life on Sunday, March 23, with their effortless skill for their ...
Read More »By Kristen Lauletti Correspondent As part of the Brown Bag Series, guest speaker Tom Hipper visited the College in the Mayo Concert Hall on Friday, March ...
Read More »With her luscious blonde hair and enticing brown eyes, Ellie Goulding saunters across stage like a seasoned professional. Her songs contain complex rhythmic ...
Read More »Horror is a funny concept. We as a society are sickened by the real examples of trepidation, yet find such pleasure in fictitious connotations of the ...
Read More »In Kendall Hall on Saturday, March 22, the College’s improvisational troupe, The Mixed Signals, hosted their annual event, “R.O.C.K.,” featuring ...
Read More »By Dongyoung Kim Correspondent People say hidden gems are found in the most unexpected places. It turned out to be true on Tuesday, March 18, at the ...
Read More »As an enthusiastic fan of the short-lived “Veronica Mars” series, I have been waiting in anticipation for the film release ever since the now wildly-infamous ...
Read More »By Kelsey Collins Correspondent The Disney Channel sitcom “Good Luck Charlie” is in every way like the typical comedy show aimed at tweens: the ...
Read More »The floor in front of the stage became a sea of brightly dyed hair, body piercings and pop punk apparel on Friday, March 7, as excited fans welcomed Citizen ...
Read More »The College’s creative writing organization, INK, hosted its Student Reading Series for this semester on Tuesday, March 4, in the Library Auditorium. ...
Read More »Longer, funnier and even more outrageous than the original, the R-rated re-release of “Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues” can either be seen as an ...
Read More »Not a table was empty on Tuesday, March 4, as a trifecta of talented performers took to the stage at the Rathskeller, entertaining Rat-goers with a collection ...
Read More »Among the very strong contenders at this year’s Academy Awards was the film “Dallas Buyers Club,” which is based on a true and very important story. ...
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