Statesman, SUNY Stony Brook, NY
2 hours ago by Denise DeGennaro
Radio City Music Hall opened its legendary doors Saturday to singer/songwriter Jason Mraz, whose North American fall tour kicked off just two days before in Scranton, Penn.
Irish artist Lisa Hannigan kicked off the show, but her raspy voice and strange dance moves didn't quite do it for the audience.
Ticker, CUNY Baruch College, NY
2 hours ago by Jacqueline Chancer
No need to pack your rucksack. Put away that hiking pole. You can discover the artistic wonders of Bhutan, the remote kingdom hidden deep in the Himalayas with just a short trek over to 17th St. Perhaps you've never heard of Bhutan, but you need not fret as the Rubin Museum of Art will provide the visuals.
Knight News, Queens College, NY
16 hours ago by Markos Papadatos
The Knight News' Markos Papadatos had the privileged opportunity to chat with RCA Nashville recording artist Chuck Wicks about his music career, his influences in life, his future plans, and advice for hopefuls who wish to find success in the music industry.
Meridian, Lehman College, NY
23 hours ago by N.M. Gallardo
Afro-Puerto Rican festival comes to the Bronx with an eclectic biennial celebration.
Pace Press, Pace University, NY
1 day ago by Karina GYADUKYAN
For the 12th year, Current TV was a sponsor for the Art Under the Bridge Festival in DUMBO, which was held from Sept. 26 to Sept. 28. Current TV is "about what's going on in your world: all the things you and your friends are actually interested in - that you won't find on any other news site or cable TV channel.
Acorn, Drew University, NJ
2 days ago by Mark Tauriello
Knight News, Queens College, NY
3 days ago by Eric Jackson
As many musicians and avid music listeners would know, many different types of guitars exist in the world of music.
Everyone has seen or heard some sort of different guitar - six string, 12 string, acoustic, electric, baritone, etc. The list goes on and on, but even now, in the 21st century, the knowledge of such a unique instrument as the fretless guitar is almost nonexistent.
The Quadrangle, Manhattan, NY
3 days ago by Kayla Hutzler
As the leaves change color and the weather becomes enjoyable instead of unbearable in Manhattan, there are numerous events and fundraisers held inside and outside for the residents of Manhattan. Now that you've settled in, seen all your friends, and gotten back into the swing of doing schoolwork, take some time to take advantage of going to school in the city.
Knight News, Queens College, NY
3 days ago by Eric Jackson, Ahmed Lakhaney
If a group wanted to cover a song written by either of us, we would be flattered that they wanted to show some appreciation for our work. However, that has not been the case in the history of cover songs. Some artists might even regret letting others cover their songs after dreadful outcomes.
The Quadrangle, Manhattan, NY
3 days ago by Danielle Valente
We pulled our protective hoodies over our heads, grabbed the umbrella to shield us from the predicted downpour, and walked across the wet pavement of the MC campus until we reached our destination: the second-floor Chrysostom lounge. This was unlike any other movie night.
Pace Press, Pace University, NY
4 days ago by AMY RENEE PETERSEN
Kings of Leon released their fourth album, Only By The Night, to the hands of eager and adoring fans just a year after the release of their third critically acclaimed album, Because Of The Times - an album that mercilessly clawed it's way to the tops of US and UK charts.
Meridian, Lehman College, NY
4 days ago by Angel Vitiello
The Lehman community pay tribute to the JCT Department theater director.
Pace Press, Pace University, NY
5 days ago by LIAM PESCE
The term "metal" has been skewed and misinterpreted over the decades it has been in existence. Properly defined by the massive sound, the resonating distortion, the crunching guitars, the ferocious growls and the beloved guitar solo. This type of music occasionally provokes a form of aggression such as a "mosh pit" or it can bring fellow "metalheads" together.
Chronicle, Quinnipiac University, CT
5 days ago by Matt Busekroos and Daniella Appolonia
On Sept. 21, Tina Fey was crowned the new Queen of TV by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (ATAS). Voters awarded Fey three Emmys for producing, acting and writing NBC's "30 Rock." "30 Rock" broke a record coming into the ceremony as the most nominated comedy ever with a whopping seventeen nominations.
The Quad News, Quinnipiac University, CT
5 days ago by Lauren Sievert
Shia LaBeouf has recently been burning up the silver screen with a number of mega hits. Still, many people remember LaBeouf from his four years as Louis Stevens on the Disney Channel show, "Even Stevens." LaBeouf first hit the big screen with the 2003 hit "Holes" playing the main character of Stanley Yelnats.
The Tripod, Trinity College (CT), CT
5 days ago by Elizabeth Agresta
Last Wednesday, Sept. 24, saw the opening night of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra's 65th season at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in Hartford, Conn. It was a truly star-studded event, not only because of the opulence of Mortensen Hall, but because of the two soloists featured during the performance: world-class violinist Joshua Bell, and organist Christopher Houlihan '09, who spent last year studying under Jean-Baptiste Robin at the American Cathedral in Paris and won the Prix de perfectionnement for his work there.
Meridian, Lehman College, NY
6 days ago by Cassandra Price
One of the best Vietnamese eateries in the Bronx hides under the tracks of the No. 4 train.
Statesman, SUNY Stony Brook, NY
6 days ago by Aida Luu
Described as 'Seinfeld On Crack' by its creators, "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia" is a comedy on FX that started its fourth season on September 18th. With clever, or some may call crude ads promoting the fourth season, the ads alone will definitely spark an interest and draw you in.
Acorn, Drew University, NJ
6 days ago by Alexander Wallick
The Drew University Dramatic Society season opened with two one-act plays. Each act is brimming with talent and several future stars are appearing in Thick and Bridal Terrorism. Act one is Thick by Travis Baker and directed by Becca Schlossberg ('09). Act two is Bridal Terrorism by Bill Rosenfield and directed by Madeleine Rose M.
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