Watermelon Week kicked off at Saint Louis University on Monday, Oct. 6, as student organizations launched a weeklong fundraising campaign to support humanitarian relief efforts in Palestine through the...
Bathed in amber light and a haze of smoke, Michelle Zauner stepped onto the stage at The Pageant on Monday, Oct. 6, holding a glowing lantern. The crowd fell silent as she moved toward a giant clamshell...
Sam Bruemmer, Assistant Arts and Life Editor
• October 18, 2025
Students ask their peers to embody everything from possessed actors to unfazed arson victims in performances of “Immediate Theatre” in Xavier Hall from Nov. 13-16.
Auditions for the show took place...
Coming off the success of “Challengers” and “Queer,” Luca Guadagnino’s most recent film, “After The Hunt,” propels his stories into the modern day.
The film focuses on two Yale University...
Thirty years after the Bosnian War and genocide, a new Saint Louis University Museum of Art (SLUMA) exhibit, “From War to the Classroom: The Bosnian Student Project,” invites the St. Louis and Saint...
Lorde performs her hit song from 2017, “Perfect Places,” as a fan waves her hand along with the music at the Chaifetz Arena on Oct. 9, 2025. Photo by Angela Monteleone.
Ella Yelich-O’Connor, known...
The Music Club of Saint Louis University (SLU) hosted “Midterm Meltdown,” a high-energy concert featuring three college bands and a packed house of students, in hopes of blowing off steam before midterms,...
In 1997, three teenagers in England recorded a handful of songs, never imagining that those demos would return decades later as the foundation of a cult phenomenon. Owen Davies, Andy Wright and Shaun Ferreday...
As the sun set over a lively crowd, singer Said Abi Akl and his band serenaded dancers and festival-goers with songs by Fares Karam and Marwan Khoury on Saturday, Sept. 13. Dabke groups moved to the upbeat,...
Just a short walk from campus, the Fabulous Fox Theatre can be a great night out with friends that doesn’t have to break the bank. This upcoming season packs in a combination of acclaimed classics and...
Sam Bruemmer, Assitant Arts & Life Editor
• September 21, 2025
Witches, kings, heirs and traitors prepare to set the stage on Oct. 2–5 for five performances of Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” in Xavier Hall. Students auditioned within the first few days of classes...
Every September since 1994, for three days a small intersection east of Shaw Park in Clayton becomes a storefront for hundreds of different designers all hoping to capture the attention of thousands of...
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