Randall Horton comes to the Kelly Writers Series
From seven felonies to a tenured position, poet and memoirist Randall Horton has seen it all.
On Sept. 6, Horton gave a riveting reading of...
Winter term trips: Worth the price?
First-year Natalia Fumero D'fana in Salzburg, Austria with the school of music winter term trip. PHOTO COURTEST OF NATALIA FUMERO D'FANA ...
Autumn flavors spice up kitchen at school, home
The 90-degree weather this week won't fool my appetite because my stomach is ready for fall. After missing a grilled cheese and tomato soup...
Physics and Astronomy department travel to VERITAS array
Located near Amado, Arizona, the Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory is an American astronomical observatory that houses the VERITAS (Very Energetic Radiation Imaging Telescope Array...
“Make being a citizen the way of life”: The Endangered Species...
Jesse Kharbanda’s presence took over a captivated crowd in the student organization space in the Union Building on Sept 6.
In partnership with Alpha Kappa...
To drink or not to drink: alcohol education programs
Some students kick off the weekend on Thirsty Thursday when they celebrate the end of another rigorous week of schoolwork with black lights, thumping...
Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown didn’t let a lack of musicians of color discourage his music career. Instead, he used the opportunity to define his experience. The...
Professor CJ Gomolka
“My dissertation was in 19th century literature, specifically sexuality and gender throughout the long 19th century, about 1789 to 1930. Recently I’ve been more...
The Female Gaze: Come for the clown scares, stay for the...
This past weekend, Pennywise the Clown taunted both young and adult audiences in Andy Muschietti’s “It” (2017). The Stephen King adaptation drove audiences...
Foster the People much more than 'Pumped up Kicks'
When people notice the black bracelet on my left wrist labeled "Foster the People," I get an interesting variety of responses. Usually people either ask...