BY SUSANNAH CLARK A robbery took place in Great Hall on Saturday night. At PRISM’s annual Drag Show, Diktation, a...
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BY ELISE MINNICK Sophomore Cameron Doucette believes that the fantastic reception “Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)” has received on campus...
BY DANIELLE VELARDI Phil the groundhog saw his shadow on Feb. 2 in Punxsutawney, Penn. Unfortunately for us, this means...
BY ANDREW CAMPELL Many a movie-goer has been enraptured by the grit and romanticism that is Frank Miller’s work. Thoughts...
BY CHRIS GAINOR With a new generation watching movies, the big wigs of Hollywood have deemed it time to revive...
BY RYAN MARR Denison Witmer is not a niche artist. I can imagine his particular brand of soft, inoffensive neo-folk...
BY MAIRIN MARTIN “Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)” as performed by Mary Washington’s department of theatre and dance and directed...
BY JOHN SHERIDAN Kelsey Mayo of the Like Whatevers greets me at the door and leads me all the way...
By ANNE LONGERBEAM Imagine being president of the Black Student Association at the University of Mary Washington, an active member...
BY ROBYN GIANNINI Answering an interview question about Psi Upsilon, UMW’s unofficial fraternity, freshman Kelly Whelan inquired, "What fraternity?" Asked...
BY RYAN MARR Andy Warhol—perhaps the only veritable household name in American art— pioneered the trail of pop culture into...
BY TRICIA CALLAHAN Last Friday at 7 p.m. doors opened for the Matt Nathanson concert in Great Hall. While people...
BY DAVID GALLAGHER The 6th annual UMW Student Film Fest was this past Friday, but don’t feel bad if you...
BY CHRIS GAINOR “Dawn of War 2” makes an interesting twist on the Real Time Strategy genre. The standard process...
BY ANDREW CAMPBELL As the spring semester gets underway and assignments start to get increasingly more serious, you might be...
BY RYAN MARR After years of bottomed-out ratings, slumping record sales, and losing the respect of everyone except for maybe...
BY DAVID GALLAGHER Simply put, “The Great Escape” is a cinematic showcase of who was a badass in the ‘60s....
BY RYAN MARR Attending an Andrew Bird concert, I discovered Monday night, is like attending a convention for Christian Lander’s...
BY ALEX CULBRETH “Valkyrie” is the new thriller based on the true story of the attempted assassination to kill Adolf...
BY AARON RICHARDSON Students will get an opportunity to showcase their filmmaking abilities this week in the sixth annual “Spectacle,”...
BY KATIE ROBINSON Studio 115, part of the theatre and dance department, is presenting one of the most experimental, challenging,...
BY MISSAK ARTINIAN There’s a good reason why “Slumdog Millionaire” has won countless awards, including four Golden Globes, and has...
By Ryan Marr and Landon James At least once in their life, a person discovers a store that completely changes...
By Tricia Callahan Hootie and the Blowfish sold over 12 million copies of their 1994 release “Cracked Rear View,” according...
By Alex Culbreth When one thinks of the blues, being barreled out of tiny nightclubs or shouted from the streets...
By Danielle Velardi Combs 139 held a steady crowd Friday night as members of the Undeniably Adjacent performed three different...
By Katie Robinson UMW Galleries held an open reception on Thursday, Jan 22 for Dupont Gallery’s new exhibit, “Departures and...
The act of classifying Andrew Bird’s music into a conventional genre for conversational purposes has plagued me for long enough....
By Landon James Over half of the world knows that feeling you get around 5 p.m. after not shaving for...
By David Gallagher The Rappahonnock Independent Film Festival (RIFF) began as the brainchild of Ryan Poe, a Fredericksburg native and...
