‘Sucker Punch’ is a knock-out
The best way to describe Sucker Punch is to call it Inception and Muppet Babies love child. Moulin Rougewould act as OB/GYN and Charlie's...
Death Horrorscope 2000
It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s making sure you don’t get run over.
Free theatre at the Grand
With the Twilight Concert Series wrapped up for the year, students may be looking for a new venue for free entertainment. For students of...
Students learn digital storytelling
The Community Writing Center offered the free workshop for students last week in the Publication Center.
Romney’s Reviews: ‘Her’
Romney's Video Review of "Her."
Movie review: ‘About Time’ travels into the romantic comedy genre
If you've been watching television, you'll no doubt have seen a few ads for this film, advertising what appears to be some sort of...
‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ now playing at the Grand
Located at South City Campus, the Grand Theatre Company will perform its production of "Jesus Christ Superstar" through March 22.
Club Resonance brings the beats to SLCC
Club Resonance works to help students collaborate on musical compilations, even teaming up with other clubs. Read on to learn about their upcoming projects.
Activities abound at 2019 Utah Arts Festival
The 43rd annual Utah Arts Festival, which begins Thursday, supports local artists, musicians, filmmakers and more.
In a time of Horrorscope
The brotherhood of man will become a reality; all of God’s children will be able to join hands and sing “Free at Last.”
‘Killing Fields’ highlights relationship between journalists, interpreters
Former New York Times staffers Joe Sharkey and Craig Whitney offered their insights about the film "The Killing Fields" and why interpreters are an invaluable resource for foreign correspondents. Patrick Godfrey has the details.