Beginning on Oct. 1, the exhibit “Every Night” by Roger Jones will be on display at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center. His art is abstract and colorful, containing repetition and patterns. ...

Cartoons are an incredible source of creativity, creating landscapes and situations that just aren’t possible with actors behind a camera. Though many consider cartoons to be just for kids, Justin Roiland...

Tommye Wright, an author based in Birmingham, has released a new book this year called “You are Cordially Invited to War.” The book follows a storyline on the home front during World War II. The plot...

Whether you prefer the quaint quietness of Gorgas or the sleek style of Rodgers, every student has their own library style. While some libraries are devoted to specific colleges, such as Bruno Business...

Racing from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to the emergency room and then to the oncology wing is just another day for Ronald Howard. The NICU calls Howard weekly to perform emergency baptisms...

The 5th Annual Chocolate Festival is one-of-a-kind when it comes to some of its flavors. For the fifth year, the Women and Gender Resource Center will be hosting the annual Chocolate Festival in the Shelby...

There’s another email in the inbox. Another waiting. Another bolded “Congratulations.” Spam? No, it’s an honor society. Wait, so spam?No, it’s acceptance into an honor society! Wait, wait—it...

Sushi is great, but who would choose to be half fish?Sure, Hans Christian Anderson’s fairytale seems like a walk on the beach, but mermaids have been known as temptresses, accident-prone and even killers...

The month of September brings not only a whirlwind of homework, tests and football weekends, but also the traditional Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. Also known as the Moon Festival, it’s a holiday similar...

GlowRage, a company based out of Pensacola, Florida, aims to make the festival experience easily accessible to college students across the nation. With festival culture on the rise, it’s not surprising...

It's not uncommon to find Matthew Davis sitting among a throng of 50 something students at Riverside with a board game among them or decks of cards or gaming consoles. As president of the University of...