To be young, gifted and black: ‘What happened, Miss Simone?’
The 2016 Academy Award Nominations were announced this month and to no one’s surprise the Academy has chosen to err
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Arts/Entertainment
The Force Awakens is the reunion Star Wars fans have been waiting for
This holiday season, the force awakened in Star Wars fans across the nation as “Star Wars: Episode VII” was finally
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The Blue Room explores questions of intimacy and connection
The Blue Room opened with the sounds of a busy street. While the simple set left much to the imagination,
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Star Wars preview: What to expect when the Force awakens… again
It has been thirty eight years since the Star Wars Movie franchise began. Since then, there have been six total
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MC international student presents touching art exhibition
On Nov. 13, Sandile Nzuza, an MC international student, showcased his art collection entitled “Revisiting my Childhood,” in the Clayton
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With a little help from my friends: Warehouse adventures in downtown Knoxville
Days before my article was due and without even tickets to a concert, a couple of my buddies had the
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Andrea Beeler Rocks Out
Andrea Beeler, a senior management major at Maryville College, has been to around 30 concerts in her life. At many
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MC alumni art featured at Last Friday Art Walk
On Oct. 5 through Oct. 30, “Perceptions,” an art exhibit by MC alumni Brandon Shinn ‘08 and Elizabeth Smith Shinn
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A little help from my friends: Digital vs. vinyl
If any of you know me or live on my floor in Davis Hall, you probably know that I have
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Crimson Peak Strives for Thrilling and Horrifying Peaks
Guillermo Del Torro has a reputation for delivering visually striking films such as “Pan’s Labyrinth” and “Hellboy II: The Golden
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