To Kill A Mockingbird needs hardly any introduction, firmly holding its place amongst American literary classics nearly six decades after…
The Hourglass Project: A fun and humorous look at deep subject matter
I was a tad uneasy when I went to go see “The Hourglass Project,” not quite sure what to expect.…
“All New People” provides a visceral look at modern angst
“All New People” opens with Charlie, a typical man in his mid-thirties who is clad in pajama pants, a bathrobe…
He Named Me Malala inspires with vivid visuals & enrapturing narrative
National Geographic assisted in producing a visually captivating and masterfully-spun story centered around Malala Yousafzai, a girl with quite a…
Interview with Dyson Knight of Baha Men
The Baha Men, most well-known for “Who Let the Dogs Out?”, released a new album on October 9. Ride With…
Mayday Parade releases new album Black Lines
Mayday Parade has been cranking out pop punk power ballads since 2006. Most notable is their first full length album,…
Alt-rock Modest Mouse brings enthusiasm and entertainment to Cain’s
For a band older than the majority of our university’s students, Modest Mouse exhibited immense energy at Cain’s Ballroom two…
Joyelle McSweeney gives powerful reading at TU
Before the posters were tacked to corkboards and taped to doors on campus, I had not heard of Joyelle McSweeney.…
The Prophet: from poem to big screen
The Prophet is an animated film adapted from author Kahlil Gibran’s 1923 collection of poems. Gibran is considered the mastermind…
The Spookiest of Reviews: Oklahoma’s most haunted attractions
October is one of the best months out of the year. The leaves are starting to change, pumpkin lattes are…