People come to college to get a good education and prepare themselves for later life. Typically, the goal is to eventually find a meaningful, well-paying job. But for many male students, there’s also...

What do most students think of when they think of witches? Harry Potter? Halloween? “Hocus Pocus?” Instead of thinking of fictional characters or a secular holiday, there is a more serious religious...

Save a swipe on your meal plan or some Dining Dollars this afternoon and give yourself a taste of culture instead. The Critical Languages Center is hosting its annual Exotic Food Tasting Tour from 3 to...

Let’s talk about football. Relax, there is still music discussion, but I want you to think about your Sunday habits. Presumably, you watch football and thus watch CBS’s coverage of the NFL. (And if...

MGMT are hipsters and “Oracular Spectacular” is hipster art. That debut record from 2007, aside from being sonically magnificent at times, also happens to be a declarative generational statement in...

Tornado warnings could not stop high fashion last night as the University’s Fashion, Inc. society put on the fourth annual Rock the Runway show, benefitting Charity: Water. A last-minute location change...

Clint Eastwood the director has nothing to prove to audiences anymore. Even when his latest film was in unfamiliar territory for both him and his audience, I never once felt the insecurity that would most...

Life is full of choices, from the everyday to the life-altering. They can be as mundane as, “What should I have for breakfast?” or as important as, “What do I do with my life?” But rest assured,...

There are many Christian organizations on the University’s campus, all of which contribute to the campus community in different ways and offer a haven for different types of students. The Methodist student...

The University’s undergraduate literary magazine Marr’s Field Journal will host their fourth annual Rock N Roll Over in Your Grave Open Mic Night on Sunday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Ferguson Game...

When news broke about several LGBT teens committing suicide over the past month, syndicated columnist Dan Savage decided enough was enough and created the It Gets Better Project. Today, the UA community...