Culture

The competition heats up as semi-finals loom: “DWTS” week 8

We have gotten to the point in the show where everyone has improved, and I want everyone to continue. However, someone must leave us. Read More

Grammy Noms: Colin’s Commentary

That said, I’m always still curious to see what gets nominated. Perhaps some part of me hopes that an artist who actually deserves it gets the recognition. Read More

Plutzik Reading Series brings in Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet Carl Phillips

Phillips is a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet who has written 17 books, the most recent of which is entitled Scattered Snow, to the North. Read More

Teddy’s Travels: Niagara-on-the-Lake

When people think of Rochester, New York, they might not think of the many adventures that come with being the third-largest city in the state. Read More

Taken a-Bach by Yunchan Lim

It was as if the audience was scared that if they moved, they would break the spell and lose something special forever. Read More

‘Here,’ There, and Everyone in One Shot

When I saw it, it made me remember how much I love Robert Zemeckis’ vision. Read More

“Who Let the Dogs Out” — A Wholesome Art Experience

“I love that the commonality of it all is just a pet, which most of the time brings happiness, even if you don't know this person.” Read More

The new age of opera

“It’s so far beyond what a formal opera is,” Long explained. “There will always be something that will draw your attention.”  Read More

‘brat’ by charli xcx but it’s the campus times article about it so it’s not

Debuting with 75.4 million streams within its first week, it quickly came to light that Charli’s brash marketing garnered not only fan discussion, but universal attention. Read More

‘CHROMAKOPIA’: On Tyler, the Creator’s return

I can’t help but feel reminded by this album of a world in which art is allowed to breathe without the judgment and conformity we’re expected to endure to be accepted. “CHROMAKOPIA” rejects those notions, just as Tyler’s done his entire life. Read More