It’s such a shame to know October is already almost over. After the spooky climax of Halloween, it won’t be…
TU TEN: Spookiest Horror Games
Looking for a great interactive horror experience that doesn’t involve walking around “the bad part of town?” Have movies become…
Crimson Peak stitches romance and horror into one plot
In Guillermo del Toro’s newest film, which is set around the turn of the twentieth century, Mia Wasikowska plays Edith…
Tim Sult of Clutch on the band’s newest album
Clutch’s eleventh album, Psychic Warfare, was released on October 2. In the 22 years since their first record, the hard-rock…
Beach House releases surprise follow-up album
Beach House is a Baltimore dream pop duo made of Victoria Legrand (vocals, keyboard) and Alex Scally (guitar, keyboard). On…
TU’s E-Sports team elevates recreation to competition
Among TU’s fastest growing organizations is undoubtedly the E-sports team. Last year they sent a single team to a tournament…
Go Set A Watchman: disillusioning in more ways than one
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…
