During my freshman year of college I bought an infinity ring off of Etsy. It was a very simple, soldered ring. The $30 price tag, however, kept me from buying another one after losing it a year later....
Student actors put on performance of 18th century French novel
In the first few moments of the “Les Liaisons Dangereuses”, Marquise de Mertueil claims that “Love is something you use, not something...
“True Story,” based on Michael Finkel’s memoir of the same name, fails to be as interesting as the true story.
Finkel’s stories were on multiple covers of The New York Times until it was revealed...
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Gender inequality takes on many faces, Nobel laureate Amartya Sen said.
It can be seen the moment cultural perceptions push a parent to desire a baby boy instead...
Improv course, professor encourages personal growth through art of comedy
For an hour every Monday and Wednesday, Kathy Lingo welcomes her improv classes into the state of crazy – as she calls it –...
Sophomore to publish book raising awareness for destitute teens
Nancy Fairbank sat in a dimly lit, narrow room on a solitary couch with a homeless teenager.
She was interviewing them for a school project,...
Group promotes workshops and showcases for student art
A newly founded art club is encouraging non-art majors to show off their creativity, receive feedback and practice their skills in a group setting.
After...
Q: What’s the best part of your job?
A: Probably having a small part in having an impact on how people think and see the world. I remember this one situation where they gave me a reader — a three...
“Furious 7” has a nonsensical plot and dull dialogue, but it speeds past these road bumps that might otherwise sideline any other film with a familiar mix of levity and the care it shows for its fallen...
Student violist selected to perform with National Youth Orchestra at Carnegie Hall for second year
Six years ago, Shan Su began volunteering at a medical center in Indianapolis bringing patients blankets...
Growing up in a Catholic family, Easter was always a big deal. However, my childhood did not include visits from the Easter bunny or very many Easter egg hunts. In fact, my one memory of an Easter egg...
