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‘Open Hands: Crafting the Spiritual’ Currently Showing at MOCRA

Grant Bellchamber, Senior Writer March 18, 2024

Featuring works from six intergenerational artists, MOCRA’s new exhibition, ‘Open Hands: Crafting the Spiritual’, incorporates diverse perspectives on spiritual and religious experiences, which are...

Photo courtesy of Saint Louis Balkan American Connection.

Chemistry Professor Asmira Alagic and the Stem Wellness Group

Maram Lemnifi, Staff Writer March 14, 2024

Dr. Asmira Alagic is an assistant professor of chemistry and the undergraduate program director of the chemistry department at Saint Louis University. Over the years she has also become very involved with...

MGMTs seventh album made its disappointing debut on Feb. 23 (Photo Courtesy of MGMTs bandcamp site).

“Loss of Life” will make any listener feel like they’ve been through just that

Aidan DeSpain, Staff Writer March 7, 2024

Imagine this: a listener opens their desired music streaming service and comes to find that a well-known band from the early 2000s, known for their fresh electronic sound, has released a new album. They...

You’ve never seen Timothee Chalamet like this

Jenna Ross, contributor February 29, 2024

“Wonka,” released on Dec. 15, 2023, declares itself as a feel-good musical prequel to the 1971 movie “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.” Now starring acclaimed actor Timothee Chalamet, the...

Top tracks this Valentine’s season based on your relationship status

Top tracks this Valentine’s season based on your relationship status

MC Pavlick, Fundraising Chair February 22, 2024

The New Romance “SYNCOPATE” by MICHELLE bottles up the energy of undeniable chemistry with a new love. “Pulling Me Closer” by Aeris Roves is a soothing neo-soul hit that describes how nearly...

Five Black romance books to add to your TBR

Five Black romance books to add to your TBR

Ashlyn Jones, Co-Editor of Arts & Life February 22, 2024

It is February: that means it's time to celebrate both Valentine’s Day and Black History Month. What better way to honor the two occasions than to read romance novels that star Black main characters,...

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Love is in the air

Juliette Callahan, Arts & Life Editor February 21, 2024

Love is expressed in many different forms. From its four languages to its depictions in art, film and photography, it never ceases to be present in peoples’ lives.  One could even say...

“The Curse”: A Critique of White Liberalism

“The Curse”: A Critique of White Liberalism

Owen Herdrick, Senior Writer February 21, 2024

If asked what they thought of a television pitch that saw a married couple hosting an HGTV show that went comically wrong due to a curse put on them, the average viewer would probably think it sounded...

Homage as a tool in “Mission: Impossible–Dead Reckoning”

Nate Meshau, Contributor February 19, 2024

The “Mission: Impossible" ("M:I") brand has gone through many iterations since its recognition as a film franchise with the 1996 reboot directed by Brian De Palma. The original trilogy ranged wildly...

Photo Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures

“All of Us Strangers”: A Dreamy Nightmare

Owen Herdrick, Senior Writer February 18, 2024

If you go into “All of Us Strangers” expecting a Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott love story, as many viewers did, you will leave it a bit surprised. While this arc is explored, and beautifully at that,...

Dolly Aldertons Good Material book cover.

Reflections on singledom and broken hearts in Dolly Alderton’s new novel, “Good Material”

Morgan Hausback, Managing Editor February 16, 2024

Dolly Alderton’s new novel, “Good Material,” is the perfect blend of comedy and heartbreak reflections. Thirty-five-year-old Andy is thrown for a loop when his girlfriend of almost four years,...

Exhibit A in Delmar showcases how art and sustainability can be used to reimagine existing buildings and public spaces in St. Louis.

Exhibit reimagines what art and nature can do for St. Louis

Ulaa Kuziez, News Editor February 16, 2024

Art can look like white walls and fancy canvases. At Exhibit A in Delmar, the colorful walls are filled with doodles and writing. The temporary art exhibit is playful and engaging by design, creator...

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