In December of last year, the film adaptation of “Silence” by the famed Japanese author Shusaku Endo hit the big screen. Directed by Martin Scorsese, the big-budget film brought the novel to...

Chef Brian Shaner set his long and fruitful cooking career in motion with just a little white lie. “I told a chef at a restaurant up there that I knew how to cook, which I really didn’t,” Shaner...

The University Center for the Arts welcomed the Trebuchet Wind Trio for a Valentine's Day performance. The trio, comprised of Andra Bohnet, Kip Franklin and Rebecca Mindock, performed a diverse repertoire...

Fun, energetic and entertaining are all descriptors that do not describe a zombie, but they are suitable in describing Andrew McMahon In the Wilderness' new album "Zombie on Broadway." This is the second...

In the modern era of the Hollywood action blockbuster, sequels tend to end up being the same dish served to audiences once more. In trilogy's and extended movie franchises that dish might be served many...

As a reporter who frequently covers the University Center for the Arts and a classical musician of over a decade, I have conducted and attended my fair share of performances. Whenever I am watching a...

“Blessed are the merciful, for they shall be shown mercy” -Matthew 5:7. Nadia Bolz-Weber’s spiritual connections and words bring great emotion to the hearts of the deeply religious, and...

It has happened to all of us. As we sit in a movie theater, eagerly anticipating the movie, the ads are rolling, and every single one of them is a for a remake or a reboot of another film. Hollywood is...

“Lion” skates the line between overly-sentimental-poverty-porn and "I cried four times because it was just that good." True stories, ironically, tend to skate these fine lines when they are unbelievably...

In Colorado summer seems to begin in February but winter does not seem to end until June. These radical weather swings may be the result of a bigger problem. The student body, as well as many Americans,...