“My artistic process is like schizophrenic masturbation,” said senior Alejandro Salcedo in an email. “I stay hooked on the Internet because it is infinite knowledge; that way I never run out of ideas.”
Salcedo,...
A flash of light streaks across the middle of a grainy, black-and-white screen. A rhythmic beat plays in the background as low-budget psychedelic effects dance. A swooshing noise accompanies the white...
“Hey, how are you?”
“Fine.”
Is this true or is it a mere rehearsed response?
According the National Alliance on Mental Illness, one in four people between the ages of 18 and 24 suffer...
About 90 people packed themselves tightly into the Hege Library Art Gallery. Once the chairs were full, people sat against the walls. Brownies and coffee were dispersed among the crowd. Tess Taylor stepped...
Sam was a slave in Guilford County nearly 200 years ago. His master, Osborne, was so brutal that even other slaveholders took sympathy on Sam. He decided it was time to run away, and with the help of Quakers...
Everywhere you looked, there were signs for Soy un Lider, all pointing to the Alumni Gym where the conference began. So, what is Soy un Lider?
“(It) is a conference for Latino high school students...
It is almost the end of the Fall semester and you might be wondering if you want to take a class during J-Term. You start asking yourself: Can it help me graduate on time and have a smaller course load...
Two weeks ago, a first-year in Founders Hall lifted his leg into the air and pulled down his pants in front of me.
No, he was not exposing himself.
“I keep waking up with these strange bruises,”...
Where is that jackhammer?
Why is that college kid holding a giant white horn?
What is that noise?
Assistant Professor of Art Mark Dixon’s Sound as Art FYE students sparked those questions and...
