Culture

BPG shows wild side at spring rendition

BPG was started in 1996 by a group of classical ballet students here at the UR. Although the group retains the name, it has moved to incorporate a variety of dance forms including jazz, hip-hop, tap, acrobatics, and rhythmic gymnastics. Read More

‘Get Down’ not a let down

The show constantly feels like it’s on the verge of being something that I’d love and would watch over and over again, but it never gets there. Read More

Hard times in consumerist wasteland

I was sitting in my bed as I made the meme, and I didn’t feel like creativity was flowing through my veins but I did feel very happy to be alive. Read More

One star movie inspires five star thoughts

I open up Netflix on my laptop. It is time to get stupid. Read More


Yellow Jackets recognized for ‘Y2J’

“The best male collegiate album award is an especially big deal,” Hogan said. Read More

Art Awake fosters city, campus creative exchange

“There’s a lot of talent here that goes on unnoticed,” senior and Art Director Daniel Hargrove said. Read More

On ‘ABBA’ a fresher Joey Bada$$

But you want more from this talented young emcee, especially because he shows he’s able to give it. Read More

Spring porno plays Trump card

What topic has gotten more attention over the past year than the election of Donald J. Trump? Read More

‘Almost Maine’ paints poignant vignettes

The curtain didn’t go up at the start of UR TOOP’s “Almost Maine” Saturday night—because there was no curtain. Read More