If you build it, they will come — for apple pie.

The making of DIANA, unlike most bands, came after recording an album.

Wednesday night at Stauffer Library took a new perspective on an educational turn.

She was singing on her own long before she made a career of it.

“That was amazing,” the couple beside me murmured, right after The Zolas left the stage.

Receiving a letter — that isn’t a bill, advertisement or free credit card — is an exhilarating feeling. It’s not old fashioned and it’s much more personal than firing off an email. Yet there’s one better feeling that exists in this world: When you send a letter and it arrives on time.
Traditional mail is far from out of date. There are still so many items that are more useful in a non-electronic format. Hence why businesses such as Purolator, UPS and FedEx do so well (I mean FedEx even ships pandas). So the competition remains fierce.

They say that if you were there for a trend the first time around, you shouldn’t take part in it when it comes back in style. This puts us students in a curious position: what are we to do about the 90s revival that has come about?
Let’s just say that the above saying is reserved for preventing our parents from dipping into their closets brimming with 80s shoulder pads or mod mini skirts, and give nineties style a go.

From Kanye West’s shockingly avant-garde Yeezus to Killer Mike and El-P’s universally acclaimed album Run the Jewels to Kendrick Lamar’s controversial verse on “Control”, 2013 has been quite a year for rap music. This wave of groundbreaking material hasn’t stopped, and it’s only continuing into fall with a vengeance. Here are some of the most noteworthy rap albums of the season:
Pusha T – My Name Is My Name

The October blues seem to finally be settling in, especially after all the excitement of the first Homecoming weekend. One thing we hope, though, is that the blues aren’t settling into your relationships.
Sometimes when things start off great, it takes a little while to see when a relationship is heading in the wrong direction. Today, we’re going over exactly what makes a relationship healthy – and what you can do if it isn’t.
What exactly is a healthy relationship?

An experience to be had is inarguably on exchange, where the value of education forms from more than in-classroom teachings and scholarly readings.
I recall the excitement I felt boarding the plane for the Bader International Study Centre (BISC) – my first trans-Atlantic flight – which left me giddy with anticipation to absorb the quirks, cuisine and posh clothing of British culture.

Nothing says Thanksgiving more than a table full of meals scattered with cancer-fighting, infection-preventing little berries — cranberries, that is.

Eight films currently in theatres to see over the long Thanksgiving weekend.

Lynne Marsh’s performance and video pieces concentrate on time and location — and the subtleties of everyday life.

Matt Rogalsky knows his way around sounds — despite playing in the Tone Deaf festival next week.

Earth is in a beautiful heyday.

As we enter the transitional season between fall and winter, it’s time to consider the perfect footwear to really pull together your fall outfits. That’s right ladies, get ready to break out those leggings, oversized cardigans and knitted sweaters – and bring those boots, flats and loafers too!
After all, you want to feel the breeze and step on the falling leaves with the right pair of shoes.
Riding Boots

Many may mythologize the powerhouse figure behind the Chanel brand, yet, the 2009 film Coco Before Chanel brings an iconic designer, Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel into the public arena, as a real person bounding with human vulnerabilities and high aspirations. Directed and co-written by Anne Fontaine, the film thrusts Coco Chanel, played by Audrey Tautou, amidst social divisions of high French society.

Down the hall from the Screening Room lies an alcove of mysticism.

Storytelling takes a new spin with Mouthy.