A soft hum of conversation filled the Russell Miller Theatre as people filed in on Saturday, Nov. 6 to see “The Revolutionists,” directed by Michelle Dvoskin, ...
Parents and college professors alike remind students that once they have graduated, their time of reading for pleasure will soon come to an end, or at least be...
On March 5, Disney+ aired its final episode of “WandaVision,” the Marvel Cinematic Universe miniseries. To put it frankly, the series was mediocre.
Written b...
Like the red glow of an asteroid hurtling toward Earth, Valentine’s Day is imminent. This holiday looks different for everyone, but it usually includes one thin...
When Houston senior Rahmane Dixon transferred to WKU fall of 2019, she did not expect the harsh realization that she was now a minority. Dixon, with a Black and...
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, when lockdowns began and uncertainty grew, one industry above all was able to capitalize on the pandemonium without ...
You may have heard of Dungeons & Dragons, or D&D, thanks to its reemergence in pop culture. From podcasts like Critical Roll and Adventure Zone to TV se...
If you’re into seasonal memes, you’ve certainly seen the one that compares Oct. 31 to November 1, also known as the day spooky season dies and the Christmas sea...
