Arts & Entertainment

Sitting in my townhouse kitchen the other day, I thought about Fall Fest and how excited I was for both, The MisterWives and Atlas Genius to grace us with their presence on campus this Friday afternoon. I knew many classic songs like “Our…

Photo Credit: New York Post There are times when TV shows can be just a little too long. Despite the initial appeal of staring mindlessly at a screen for several hours, occasionally people get bored or have one of those real…

Photo Credit: Elle Magazine Time flies when it is Add/Drop period, and now that summer temperatures are dropping both workloads and wardrobes are beginning to get bulkier. While the cool breeze coming through your window fan is…

When I look around these days, my eyes are often met with a sea of glowing faces illuminated by cellphone screens. This sight tends to makes me wonder how anyone meets anybody new anymore. Lucky for me, Aziz Ansari, best known for…

America, comfortably in the full throttles of the 2016 Presidential race, is very much focused on the candidate contest. Like all the races that came before, the news and internet is striving to provide citizens with an overflow of…

By ALEXA MITCHELL & EMMA CUMMINGS-KRUEGER A&E EDITOR & NEWS CO-EDITOR Last Thursday afternoon, I had the exciting opportunity to become friends with a member of the Rubblebucket band, the trumpeter, Alex Toth. This unlikely…

By MORGAN DANNA COLUMNIST As college students, it can be hard to find time to pick up a book of our own choosing. For any of you who miss this freedom, there might just be an easy solution for you. B.J. Novak’s book One More Thing:…

By  JENNA MEAD STAFF WRITER Maybe you fell asleep in Econ 101, or possibly you were not able to budget your time properly to even get into the class on APR? Regardless of your financial background, picking up Brokenomics by Dina Gachamn…