Category: Arts and Entertainment
College cooking with Evan: The Best Hot Chocolate Ever
It’s December, which means it’s time for holiday traditions that warm the heart.
SAGE’s Any Body Fashion Show transcends expectations
Bouncy pop music softly played in the background, giving the mingling audience the opportunity to dance before the 18 models strut their stuff.
My Thanksgiving in Texas
Texas is truly one of a kind and our Thanksgivings are no exception.
Whataburger is more than a burger, it’s Texas culture
It seems as though Whataburger is the place to be in Texas at any hour of any day.
Not just a pick-me-upper: Adderall and the struggles of student substance use
Taking a stimulant as a performance-enhancement, while potentially beneficial in the short term, doesn’t provide long term solutions.
Morris Library hosts its first silent disco
To an outsider with no headphones, it sounded like an impromptu battle of the bands, with half the crowd doing the Macarena and the other ...
“Artifishal”: A grave commentary on aquaculture
Made by Patagonia Films and produced by Josh Murphy, Laura Wagner and Yvon Chouinard, the film highlights ecological crises that result from human intervention in ...
Chicken Scratch: “Importance”
The rainforest is seemingly not long for this Earth, the ice caps melt, a cathedral burns down. Which one holds our attention?
“The Amazon is burning … And you’re talking about straws?”: The effects of food waste and pollution on poverty in Delaware
A large portion of the work that Food Not Bombs does actively combats the negative effects of capitalism on the poor: starvation, a lack of ...
It’s the apocalypse, and all I brought was my reusable water bottle: An analysis of armageddon in the movies
I spend a lot of time thinking about the apocalypse, not to the extent of conspiracy theorists and doomsday preppers, but it remains a thought ...