Actress and comedian Angela Giarratana, best known for her involvement with the comedy channel Dropout and the Smosh YouTube channels, visited SLU and discussed her career and comedy at a talk hosted by...

On May 1 from 6:30 – 9:30 p.m., freshman anthropology student Mia Wallen is hosting an art exhibition titled “Queer Art, For and By Queer Artists” at the St. Louis Virtuoso Collective. Art of all...

Manny Jacinto, a Canadian-Filipino actor, spoke to students about his acting journey and childhood on April 15 in the Wool Ballrooms. Invited to campus in a multi-club collaboration from the Filipino Student...

Back in October of 2025, Julie Zhang had a problem. Like many college graduates in St. Louis, she was looking for new communities and groups to join. Zhang took dance classes, attended improv workshops...

The bold text on a small notecard above a glib cartoon man named “Mr. Nice Guy” asks, “ARE YOU A GOOD PERSON?” To the right of the man, a purple silhouette of Mr. Nice Guy appears beside the words,...

The Emmy Award-winning show “The Pitt” returned with a second season one year after the first season’s release.   “The Pitt” takes place in the fictional Pittsburgh Trauma Medical...

Since 1976, Laumeier Sculpture Park has been home to a wide array of artworks by over 1,000 artists. Laumeier’s “Begin Again: 50 Years and Counting” exhibit showcases pieces from each decade of its...

The Black Media Club wrapped up its first year of cultivating creativity and building community with a showcase on April 17 in the Wool Ballrooms. The club became a Chartered Student Organization this...

In 2019, rookie filmmakers Tyler Gillet and Matt Bettinelli-Olpin of the production group Radio Silence made “Ready or Not,” a gore-filled comedy horror where a new bride is forced to play a dangerous...

While Jhumpa Lahiri was waiting at LaGuardia Airport in New York to receive the St. Louis Literary Award, she read her friend Barringer Fifield’s book “Seeing St. Louis,” where he wrote: “Paradoxes...

The yoga mats are set, the birds are chirping and the tension is rising for a Saint Louis University student-directed show on April 10-12.   “Small Mouth Sounds” by Bess Wohl is a satirical...

A year after the closure of popular coffeehouse and roastery Quarrelsome Coffee, Shortwave Coffee has opened in Quarrelsome’s previous space in the Central West End, located at 33 N. Sarah St. Their...