Although the COVID-19 pandemic has complicated hosting in-person performances, the theatre department at Lewis & Clark has not let that discourage them
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On Nov. 1, Taylor Swift’s fans celebrated the end of a tumultuous two years. The singer-songwriter can now legally re-record her first
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Sacha Baron Cohen’s brilliance is on full display in “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm,” the outstanding sequel to “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for
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A few weeks ago on a Sunday night, when being an adult with responsibilities was getting me down, my mother recommended I
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Many people have come to dread the seemingly unending plethora of television ads that characterize every election season in the United States.
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Art and propaganda have long been used for disseminating political ideologies and beliefs. This year’s impending presidential election is no departure from
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In addition to providing this year’s keynote speech, anthropologist Jason de Leon’s participatory art project “Hostile Terrain 94” will be making an
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Netflix’s new original series “Social Distance” opens the same way as online classes do: on a Zoom call with 30 people, most
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She first appeared online in November 2019, pictured standing on a New York sidewalk in a faux-fur coat she had made herself.
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Their likenesses are engraved just outside Agnes Flanagan Chapel. We read their names multiple times a day on sweatshirts and in emails,
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An easy way to judge the objective coolness of an animal is to consider how well that animal would work as a
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