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Four Books Every Woman Should Read in Her Twenties

Four Books Every Woman Should Read in Her Twenties

Morgan Hausback, Managing Editor November 2, 2023

The benefits of reading are endless. From finding answers to life’s most sought-after questions, personal inspiration or the feeling of a warm hug and a sense of visibility when an author writes a story...

St. Louis Art Spots

St. Louis Art Spots

November 2, 2023

If you are looking for: social intimacy, thoughtful discourse and contemporary and local art. The Luminary serves as both a physical space for gathering and experiencing art, as well as a social space...

Plaza del Toros Bullfights

Plaza del Toros Bullfights

Jillian Privott, Online Editor October 18, 2023

Olé! This is what you hear chanted at one of the regular bullfights that are held in Madrid. These fights are held in the Plaza del Toros, or Arena of the Bulls. Like what you see in the shows and...

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SLU Theatre & Dance Kicks off its Year with “Alabama Story”

Grant Bellchamber, Senior Writer October 12, 2023

Coinciding with the American Library Association’s Banned Books Week, the SLU Fine & Performing Arts department showcased three productions of Kenneth Jones’ critically acclaimed “Alabama Story”...

Photo Courtesy of Mona Awads Website

Cosmetics, Cults and Creeps: “Rouge” by Mona Awad

Morgan Hausback, Managing Editor October 12, 2023

Do you ever have wildly bizarre dreams? The ones with people who do not belong in the same room together, plots that take you by surprise, instances where the unexpected always happens and by the end of...

Photo by Lauren Hutchens

Chihuly in the Garden: Botany in Subliminal Terms

Grant Bellchamber, Staff Writer October 12, 2023

Since May, the Missouri Botanical Garden has presented St. Louis residents with a unique opportunity: viewing the works of renowned glass-blowing artist Dale Chihuly amidst the splendor of summer verdure.  Twenty...

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Zach Bryan’s Vulnerable, Chill Inducing Self-Titled Album

Brendan Brunette, Senior Writer September 28, 2023

Zach Bryan's self-titled fourth studio album made history by securing his first number-one spot on the Billboard Top 200. Released on Aug. 25, 2023, the 16-track album has not only amassed over 200,000...

Sarah Crowner Untitled (Around Orange), 2023. Acrylic on canvas, sewn 6 x 77 feet (72 x 924 inches)© Sarah CrownerPhotography by Alise OBrienPhotography, © Pulitzer Arts Foundation and AliseOBrien Photography

New Fall Exhibitions at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation

MC Pavlick, Fundraising Chair September 28, 2023

On Sept. 8, the Pulitzer Arts Foundation celebrated the opening of two fall exhibitions, “Sarah Crowner: Around Orange,” curated by Stephanie Weissberg, curator at the Pulitzer, and “Urban Archeology:...

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“The Culture:” A Resounding Tribute to Hip-Hop and its Artistic Ephemera

Grant Bellchamber, Staff Writer September 27, 2023

In 1973, at a back-to-school dance bash in the Bronx, DJ Kool Herc spun two records on his table simultaneously. By using his skills as a turntablist to isolate percussion breaks, he was labeled as the...

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An Authentic Gen Z Teen Movie: “Bottoms” Film Review

Morgan Hausback, Managing Editor September 27, 2023

A new movie joined the genre of raunchy teen comedies. “Bottoms” is written by Emma Seligman and Rachel Sennott, both of whom worked on “Shiva Baby,” and is described by Seligman, one of the directors,...

Online editor Jillian Privott will be sharing her study abroad experience throughout the semester.

The Expectation versus The Reality of Studying Abroad

Jillian Privott, Online Editor September 27, 2023

You can never know what to expect when moving to a new place, much less a new country. I am studying abroad this semester as a senior with a double major in cultural anthropology and journalism, as well...

Guard Dog album cover

“Guard Dog” The Hauntingly Beautiful Debut

Owen Herdrick, Contributor September 12, 2023

“A Guard Dog with a death wish, in the center of the ring, I lose.” This lyric comes from the second track of Searows’ Sept. 30, 2022 debut album release “Guard Dog,” titled “Roadkill.” It...

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