After a year filled with tragic shootings and bombings, it is hard to not have distressing questions of “Why?” surface to the forefront of our thoughts.

In his last opinion piece, Vincent Aldazzabal confused market processes with political processes, two forces that should remain independent if our society is to succeed.

As the author of literary staples like “Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist” and “Boy Meets Boy,” David Levithan has become a well-known name in the universe of Young Adult fiction.

Unless you live under a rock with no Wi-Fi, chances are good that you’ve heard that the alternative rock band Fall Out Boy is back to recording music after going on an indefinite hiatus in 2009.

On Friday, April 19, New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert performed with his side project, What’s Eating Gilbert, at the College Union Board’s show in the Rathskeller.

The response to Matthew Hernberg’s blog post against PRISM’s transgender awareness week has been criticized heavily; in response, he defends his Constitutional right to speech.

Step teams and individual artists from both the College and Rider University took the stage Tuesday, April 9 for the “Hip-Hop Showcase,” hosted by the College Union Board and Men of Distinction.

Kevin Devine headlined a lively show in the Rathskeller on Friday, April 12, also featuring Geoff Rickly and the Dundees. The Dundees, an indie rock band from the College, opened the College Union Board’s show.

Justin Timberlake has been noticeably absent from the music scene for the past several years, leaving a Justin-shaped hole in the pop charts. Finally, this month, fans waiting with bated breath were granted “The 20/20 Experience,” Justin’s first album since “Future Sex/Love Show” in 2006.

Student writers took the stage to read emotionally charged original poems and short stories.
INK’s Spring 2013 Student Reading Series, which took place last Tuesday, April 9, included five captivating writers, each chosen from an application process.

Award-winning and renowned Chinese author Yan Ge shared some of her works of contemporary Chinese literature with the College last Tuesday, April 9 in the Library Auditorium.

Ever wonder why old pictures of your grandparents look so glamorous? It’s because something magical happens when these two shades are paired together. When crisp white meets edgy black, the result is a chic and bold style that has Audrey Hepburn cheering in her grave and applauding Spring 2013 for its widespread publicity.

Education is a way to bring about tolerance and acceptance, but it’s also critical to diminish the culture of a white-dominated society.

Language is all around us and freely at our disposal, but that freedom isn’t always constructive for democratic discourse.