Senior Theater Majors Debut Capstones
The truth. It’s something we search for all of our lives. I know it’s something I search for in my writing, and I know it’s something The College Voice aims to report in its newspapers. But it’s also something that theatre is very, very good at communicating, especially when that communication brings to light issues that are normally kept in shadows.
A Dangerous Game: Sushi in the Dining Halls Wows Some, Disappoints Others
When I opened my phone and saw the multi-colored, overly-excited email from my SGA dorm representative saying that Harris dining hall would be serving sushi after spring break, all I could think was, “Oh dear god, why?”
Kacey Musgraves Points to Where Country Music Ought to Go
At the home studio of Sheryl Crow, Kacey Musgraves recorded the new sound of country music. In her latest album Golden Hour—the East-Texas singer-songwriter’s thirteen-song tribute to love and humanity—Musgraves has made waves in how the music industry views country music.
Forgive or Forsake: When an Artist Messes Up
I read a fantasy book once that absolutely blew my mind. It was The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson, and it changed how I perceived every other fantasy novel.
