Jake Reinhart | October 16, 2018
What can fantasy tell us about reality? We are often told that fantasy is the opposite of reality, an imagined, idealized world existing solely in one’s dreams. What is often lost in that analysis is the opportunity for us to uncover the circumstances ... READ MORE >>
Jake Reinhart | October 16, 2018
What can fantasy tell us about reality? We are often told that fantasy is the opposite of reality, an imagined, idealized world existing solely in one’s ... READ MORE >
Naomi Wentz | October 18, 2018
The whole point of a music festival is to walk around and explore the acts around you to discover more artists to love. However, for festival goers looking for a sure way to enjoy themselves, these three artists are going to deliver a ticket money’s ... READ MORE >>
Anna Ta | October 18, 2018
PLURR stands for peace, love, unity, respect and responsibility and embodies the spirit of rave culture care – maybe Dean Hutch wasn’t thinking big enough when he came up with the three R’s. READ MORE >>
Katelyn Landry | October 17, 2018
Ryan Lee | October 16, 2018
A sock for a water bottle, a hammock for bathroom items, slippers that clean the floor as you walk – these are some of the many items one can find in Daiso, the most recent Asian craze to enter the Houston scene since 85C Bakery Cafe. Daiso is a Japanese ... READ MORE >>
Areli Navarro Magallon | October 16, 2018
“Tudors to Windsors: British Royal Portraits from Holbein to Warhol” is not only the Museum of Fine Arts Houston’s latest exhibit, but also clearly a point of particular pride. Through an exclusive partnership with the National Portrait Gallery ... READ MORE >>
Sunny Liu | October 16, 2018
A step inside the four walls of Baker College senior Si Si Zimmerman’s senior studio is like a step into a world of curved lines, each one arched along another and containing endless possibilities. There are paintings bursting with color, drawings ... READ MORE >>
Michael VerMeulen | October 10, 2018
“A Star is Born” is a refreshing, honest take on a vintage love story. Its lead performers’ career-defining work and its emotionally-devastating moments will undoubtedly move crowds everywhere. READ MORE >>
Vy Pham | October 10, 2018
The setlist of BROCKHAMPTON’s “I’ll Be There Tour” was a perfect mix of fresh new songs and iconic older songs. Even without Vann, the band carried on, making energetic music and delivering exuberant performances. READ MORE >>
Moses Glickman | October 10, 2018
The fair, condensed almost entirely on a single, open floor, featured a dizzying array of subjects and styles; portraits inspired by West African Ankara wax prints competed for air against what I can only describe as a conclave of Jaeger-drinking teddy ... READ MORE >>
Christina Tan | October 9, 2018
Despite the cancellation of headliner Childish Gambino, eager festival goers streamed in to see performances by Paul McCartney, Metallica, Travis Scott and many more. Continuing from last year’s review, I bring you ACL’s best and worst — to ... READ MORE >>
Christina Tan | October 8, 2018
Wearing a bright orange shirt and donning a hat, van Dijck fit right in at the ACL press tent. I was able to catch him for 10 minutes and pick his brains on a variety of topics – from “album1” to advice for aspiring DJs. READ MORE >>
Anna Ta and Sydney Garrett | October 4, 2018
When the crowd caught its first glimpse of Kali Uchis’s silhouette behind a silken screen at House of Blues on Sept. 28, there was a collective gasp – and then the screaming started. The eclectic, R&B singer-songwriter began dancing almost as ... READ MORE >>
Christina Tan | October 3, 2018
Since you’ve probably scored your pass to Austin City Limits via desperate posts on Rice Students Selling Stuff, planning and organization might not be your forte. However, situational awareness and forethought are critical to an enjoyable ACL experience ... READ MORE >>
Amelia Calautti | October 3, 2018
“Consumption of the product featured above may illuminate one or more of the following: Inability to judge the moral character of yourself or others … fear of ‘never doing enough’ … not knowing your place in this f---ed up world…” READ MORE >>
Katelyn Landry | October 2, 2018
Hidden in the bustle of downtown Houston now lies a vibrant moonscape that takes shadow storytelling to a whole new level. READ MORE >>
Christina Tan | October 2, 2018
Beyond listening to KTRU (which you should!), there isn’t much incentive on campus to discover new music, as evidenced by the fact that “Caroline” is still regularly played at publics. Heavily-attended festivals like Austin City Limits offer students ... READ MORE >>
Arjun Peddireddy and Christina Tan | September 26, 2018
Mai Ton and Vy Pham | September 25, 2018
It’s around the time when the excitement of starting a new school year has worn off, you’re sick and swamped with midterms and papers and your room is a pigsty of clothes, trash and unclean servery plates. Lastly and most unfortunately, you look ... READ MORE >>
Michael VerMeulen | September 25, 2018
The new Netflix limited series “Maniac” is a grand, markedly weird science fiction tale that examines themes of familial relationships, reflections upon the past and the nature of reality in odd yet touching ways. READ MORE >>
Naomi Wentz | October 18, 2018
The whole point of a music festival is to walk around and explore the acts around you to discover more artists to love. However, for festival goers looking ... READ MORE >
Anna Ta | October 18, 2018
PLURR stands for peace, love, unity, respect and responsibility and embodies the spirit of rave culture care – maybe Dean Hutch wasn’t thinking big ... READ MORE >
Ryan Lee | October 16, 2018
A sock for a water bottle, a hammock for bathroom items, slippers that clean the floor as you walk – these are some of the many items one can find in ... READ MORE >
Areli Navarro Magallon | October 16, 2018
“Tudors to Windsors: British Royal Portraits from Holbein to Warhol” is not only the Museum of Fine Arts Houston’s latest exhibit, but also clearly ... READ MORE >
Sunny Liu | October 16, 2018
A step inside the four walls of Baker College senior Si Si Zimmerman’s senior studio is like a step into a world of curved lines, each one arched along ... READ MORE >
Michael VerMeulen | October 10, 2018
“A Star is Born” is a refreshing, honest take on a vintage love story. Its lead performers’ career-defining work and its emotionally-devastating ... READ MORE >
Vy Pham | October 10, 2018
The setlist of BROCKHAMPTON’s “I’ll Be There Tour” was a perfect mix of fresh new songs and iconic older songs. Even without Vann, the band carried ... READ MORE >
Moses Glickman | October 10, 2018
The fair, condensed almost entirely on a single, open floor, featured a dizzying array of subjects and styles; portraits inspired by West African Ankara ... READ MORE >
Christina Tan | October 9, 2018
Despite the cancellation of headliner Childish Gambino, eager festival goers streamed in to see performances by Paul McCartney, Metallica, Travis Scott ... READ MORE >
Christina Tan | October 8, 2018
Wearing a bright orange shirt and donning a hat, van Dijck fit right in at the ACL press tent. I was able to catch him for 10 minutes and pick his brains ... READ MORE >
Anna Ta and Sydney Garrett | October 4, 2018
When the crowd caught its first glimpse of Kali Uchis’s silhouette behind a silken screen at House of Blues on Sept. 28, there was a collective gasp ... READ MORE >
Christina Tan | October 3, 2018
Since you’ve probably scored your pass to Austin City Limits via desperate posts on Rice Students Selling Stuff, planning and organization might not ... READ MORE >
Amelia Calautti | October 3, 2018
“Consumption of the product featured above may illuminate one or more of the following: Inability to judge the moral character of yourself or others ... READ MORE >
Katelyn Landry | October 2, 2018
Hidden in the bustle of downtown Houston now lies a vibrant moonscape that takes shadow storytelling to a whole new level. READ MORE >
Christina Tan | October 2, 2018
Beyond listening to KTRU (which you should!), there isn’t much incentive on campus to discover new music, as evidenced by the fact that “Caroline” ... READ MORE >
Mai Ton and Vy Pham | September 25, 2018
It’s around the time when the excitement of starting a new school year has worn off, you’re sick and swamped with midterms and papers and your room ... READ MORE >
Michael VerMeulen | September 25, 2018
The new Netflix limited series “Maniac” is a grand, markedly weird science fiction tale that examines themes of familial relationships, reflections ... READ MORE >
