Each year colleges across the U.S. can nominate up to four juniors who are eligible to apply for the Truman Scholarship, which awards approximately 60…
For a while, it was pretty tough to find too much fault with Eels. The group’s brainchild, Mark Oliver Everett (“E” for short), had always…
Zombies always get a bad rap. With their snapping jaws, blank-eyed stares and trademark taste for human flesh, they’re barely able to lurch on screen…
Delta Sigma Pi might be exclusively for Daniels College of Business students, but they are working to spread their knowledge and give back to the…
Last Wednesday, around 70 people gathered in the Davis Auditorium to hear six students read excerpts from their published work featured in the WRIT Large…
‘Tis the season for good sophomore albums. Much like the Local Natives of last week, lo-fi/psychedelic rock trio Unknown Mortal Orchestra proves itself this week…
The plot of “Do No Harm,” NBC’s newest drama and the most recent spawn of the classic Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde story, is as…
Last Monday marked the grand opening of BeanTree, a locally-owned and operated coffee shop on University Boulevard. Bright, block letters accompanied by a small tree…
“Bullet to the Head” is a new action flick that follows the story of a cop and a hitman who team up to take out…
At the heart of Denver’s hippest neighborhood, Capitol Hill, is City O’ City: A vegetarian-lounge restaurant, dressed with local artwork, whose atmosphere and location on…