Justin Simien’s “Dear White People” is edgy and memorable for more ways than one. My first impression with the trailer was, “Oh, no. This is risky.” I thought...
Archive - November 2014
“Zounds, sir, you’re robbed! For shame, put on your gown. Your heart is burst, you have lost half your soul. Even now, now, very now, an old black ram Is...
As a mixed-race (half-black, half white) college-aged female, I should be able to identify with the main character of “Dear White People,” Sam White. I felt...
With the recent release of her new pop album “1989,” Taylor Swift goes from talk show to talk show and daily performances, yet somehow manages to make time to...
Life is like a persistent summer drought, hope of invigorating rain ever present under the brilliant clear blue sky, evidence of imposing, promising clouds...
Riley Verner walked down Derech Shua’fat at nighttime, the street that leads into Shua’fat, a Palestinian neighborhood in East Jerusalem. On July 2, three...
Every now and then, a restaurant will pop up with a certain gimmick or theme to attract customers: animatronic mascots, thematic decor or a special way of...
In tandem with University Advancement and External Relations, Marketing and Creative Services staff sent out an email to students asking for testimonies of...
The men’s basketball team, reigning NCCAA National Champions, are going to rely heavily on their senior leadership and new recruits as they look toward this...
The men and women’s soccer teams took on Dominican Thursday. The men’s team came out with their first home game win, 3-1, while the ladies won 1-0...
