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hedwig and the angry inch
“Hedwig and the Angry Inch” brings identity euphoria to those on and off stage
The show guided me through an emotional rollercoaster, identity crisis, and musical bombardment all in one.
Environment
Alexandra Cousteau makes waves in contemporary ocean conservation
In her presentation this past week, Alexandra Cousteau, a world-renowned environmental advocate, offered a glimmer of hope in an age of overwhelming nihilism.
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Exploring local offerings at the holiday shopping fair
It’s nice that the University made shopping local more accessible to students, especially as UR can be a bit of a bubble.
Campus
A mixed review of Mr. U of R
This year’s Mr. U of R was a welcome return of in-person shenanigans and college kid tomfoolery. Not every joke landed, but everyone had a great time cheering for everybody else.
Art
Screaming Into the Void: A night with UR’s creative writing faculty
The process is the best part of writing — or any art form, for that matter. It’s where one can find the joy in building their own unique world.
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OBOC stuns with “Something About This Night”
Although the group is not wholly composed of innate performers, OBOC’s members’ passion for musical theatre is evident in every number.
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She is beauty, she is space
Stargazing is a fun way to de-stress, clear your mind, and just exist with the world around you while seeing something truly beautiful.
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Having a Spooktacular Time at the Scare Fair
This past Halloweekend, I attended my first ever Scare Fair, which featured plenty of free candy, games, a costume contest, a scavenger hunt, and most importantly, a trip to the top of Rush Rhees.
Books
Rereading ‘The Odyssey’: Personal and political translations
In many ways, Mendelsohn’s visit to the University was focused on expanding our understanding of the many voyages we embark on throughout our lives.
art
“Sites and Non-Sites”: An exhibit of glacial proportions
This site-specific installation represents how “the natural rhythms of the earth, although slow and sometimes not obvious, impact how we live today.”
