Sept. 15 marks the start of the 26th annual Hispanic Heritage Month. Originally Hispanic Heritage Week, it was extended by Ronald Reagan in 1988, and since then, it has covered a 30-day period: Sept. 15...
Were you terrified by the loud screaming coming from Mather Quad on Saturday, Sept. 6?
If you said yes, chances are you’re probably not alone. No, it wasn’t a bizarre ritual, and no, it was not...
One man plus one loop pedal plus three guitars plus 14 LED screens multiplied by thousands of screaming fans equals one amazing concert experience. Last Thursday, Sept. 3, Ed Sheeran rocked the Wolstein...
Anne Nickoloff, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• September 5, 2014
Singer Michael Cummings hopes for bigger crowds
After this past April’s SKATERS show, expectations might be mixed for their return to the Grog Shop this coming Tuesday, Sept. 9.
“That was a really...
Anne Nickoloff, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• September 5, 2014
Students donned their bright white shirts for Zeta Psi’s annual paint party, Zetepaint, held in the Leutner Pavilion on Saturday, Aug. 30.
With headlining No Limits and opening PSTRCHLD, the thumping...
Anne Nickoloff, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• August 29, 2014
The Tink’s grand opening brings out CWRU’s inner geekiness
Case Western Reserve University president Barbara Snyder walked on stage to thunderous applause and a Spartan drumline.
Then, she started...
Recently, University Program Board announced its highly anticipated fall concert headliner, Neon Trees. They beat out other popular acts, such as M.I.A and Juicy J, as well as underground artists, such...
Anne Nickoloff, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• August 25, 2014
Last night at the opening of the Tinkham Veale University Center, drummer Dan Konopka and crew member Darrell participated in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge near the main stage.
Though Case Western President...
Anne Nickoloff, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• August 17, 2014
The Feast of the Assumption means three things:
Delicious food
Traffic confusion
Crowds
This year was no different, and as the smell of garlic wafted down Mayfield and the sounds of DJ'd music...
Anne Nickoloff, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• July 24, 2014
Only 30 minutes.
Each band had only 30 minutes to showcase what it stood for.
Each song was chosen wisely, each joke cracked quickly, each conversation clipped short, as the bands carefully used...
