Review: ‘Finding Dory’ is full of the same things that made ‘Nemo’ great
The sequel to the 2003 hit has plenty of heart.
Review: Can The Strokes’ past also be its future?
The iconic alt-rock band’s new EP, ‘Future Present Past’, doesn’t make waves but succeeds with the gratifying guitar rhythms we’ve come to expect.
Review: Chance the Rapper’s ‘Coloring Book’ is for grown ups
The young rapper gets seriously spiritual and naturally nostalgic on his latest mixtape.
THE BALANCING ACT
How Muslim students juggle the intricacies of religious tradition and college life.
In its 20th year, Juke Joint continues to provide an inclusive, thrilling experience
Nyumburu Cultural Center’s monthly open mic night gives members of the black community a place to unite and be themselves.
Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq educates and entertains Kay Theatre crowd
The activist put on a show that was as musical as it was informative.
Terpstock’s summer vibes bring vacation to April
Sunday’s exceptional weather and laid-back ambiance make for great performances at SEE’s festival-inspired event.
UMD senior starts media outlet for marijuana-related news
Capital Canna News serves the “vibrant and exciting community” of Washington cannabis users.
Spiral-bound success: why hand writing your notes is the right move
New research finds students who hand-write notes do better in school than their typing counterparts.
Brilliant and resilient: Books aren’t going anywhere
With technology changing the way we live, it’s surprising e-books haven’t quite caught on. But readers say there’s a reason for that.