arts
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Metric ends O-week with a bang
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Proving to be one of the most memorable moments in recent Laurier history, Metric’s performance tonight had several thousand lucky first-year students on their
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In review: The Polaris Music Prize shortlist
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It’s that time of the year. In less than two weeks, the winner of the Polaris Music Prize for excellence in Canadian music will
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A movie playlist
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It’s time to drop your worn-out copies of Twilight and forget any memory that you may still have left of Transformers 2 because ladies
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Profiling a playwright
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Sunil Kuruvilla lives a double life. To the Laurier community, he is known as an English graduate turned marketing and promotions co-ordinator for the
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Culture at WLU
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With the goal of stimulating appreciation, enjoyment and knowledge of Canadian art and culture, the Robert Langen Art Gallery re-opens on Wednesday, Sept. 16,
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Off the beaten path
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Since premiering in 2008, OLN’s show Departures has evolved from a travel show with a modest following to an award-winning movement, garnering public and
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Navigating the city’s arts scene
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So you’ve just arrived in what will be your home for the next year, what now? To help you dabble in the rich cultural
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In review: The Hurt Locker
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The Hurt Locker Directed by Kathryn Bigelow Starring: Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie, Brian Geraghty Rating: 8/10 Not very often is a film struck from
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In Review: Funny People
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Funny People Directed by Judd Apatow Starring: Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen, Leslie Mann Rating: 6.5/10 As unfortunate as it may be, your expectations before
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140: Possibly the first film inspired by twitter
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TORONTO (CUP) – What happens when a large number of people from around the world participate in a social experiment? How does knowing that
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