Culture
Liv on the Edge
Liv on the Edge: Valentine’s Day, existential dread, and some fortune telling
I’m going to exert what little control I have over my existence by telling my friends and loved ones that I care for them on a day as arbitrary as Valentine’s Day. Read More
Movies
Malcolm and Marie: not quite Oscar-worthy
I went into “Malcolm and Marie” with excitement, but at the half-way mark, I just wanted Malcolm and Marie to go to bed. Read More
Art
‘Pop’ping into the mind of Andy Warhol
Placing emphasis on commerce and celebrities, his art magnifies the beauty of commonplace, widely consumed popular culture Read More
URHelped
UR Helped: Tackling Two Questions from UR Confessions
Welcome to the CT’s latest advice column, UR Helped, from two sagely seniors who want to share their wisdom with the world. Read More
Music
20-minute albums: creativity concentrated or a capitalist cash-grab?
Is the trend of shorter albums an artistic triumph or despair? Read More
Art
Liv on the Edge: Bob Ross and the bittersweet reality of mistakes
I like to think that Bob Ross had it right when he said, “There are no mistakes. Only happy accidents.” Read More
Feminism
Liv on the Edge: Classic girls
Why should a beautiful, talented, and educated woman be confined in the home? Read More
science fiction
Watch “The Martian” before your finals
With the looming storm about to break on our metaphorical beach, I would like to share a tradition that I have started with myself, that might help you: I watch “The Martian” before finals. Read More
genres
Sick song recommendations to supplement your finals study sesh
To help you through the upcoming trials and tribulations , I have compiled some playlist ideas, separated by field of study. Read More
art
Artist Talks: UR Studio Art Seniors
Last Wednesday, UR’s 15 Studio Arts seniors gave a virtual talk discussing their past and present artworks and senior theses. As a sophomore studio art major, it was inspiring to see how the artists’ works have evolved over the course of their studies, and they encouraged me to think more about the direction of my […]
