Bowl full of cherries
Food columnist Nadhirrah shares a little about the history and benefits of the cherry.
Calligraphy a fading art of control and expression
In an age of touchscreens, an art of control and expression fades.
Restaurant review: Rusted Sun Pizzeria
Eric Jensen says the Rusted Sun Pizzeria, located just a few blocks away from South City Campus, offers great Italian fare for a student budget.
DOCUTAH launches film festival in southern Utah
The first Annual DOCUTAH International Documentary Film Festival is slated to launch in South-western Utah on September 16 and run through the 25.
Screenings will...
Got Rhythm?
Photos of the Student Life and Leadership event hosting Rhythmic Circus, a percussive-dance performance troupe.
‘Miss Evers’ Boys’ performers share their personal experiences with the play
Just as the Tuskegee Study had an impact on the scientific process, the play centered on that study affects its actors.
‘An Evening of Romance’ concert showcases faculty’s musical talents
An ongoing musical performance series began with a variety of romantic music preformed by the college’s music program faculty.
Review: ‘Marvel’s Luke Cage’
Aramis Hicks says the second season of "Marvel's Luke Cage" is a must-watch and improves an already strong series.
‘Machete’ revives the memory of the ‘Grindhouse’
Robert Rodriguez (Planet Terror) and friends are at it again. Born through the Grindhouse movement that produced Planet Terror and Death Proof, Machete is...
The Weekly Reel: A battle of two Draculas: Lugosi vs. Oldman
Romney compares two notable adaptations of Bram Stoker's novel. The first is the 1931 version of Dracula directed by Tod Browning and starring Bela Lugosi. The second is the 1992 version, directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Gary Oldman
Opinion: Sundance’s ‘The Lake’
Saria Harris offers her perspective after viewing "The Lake" at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.