Irwin Library is displaying blocks of the historic AIDS quilts along with other art pieces to inspire collaborative projects.
Jazz is for everyone
“Full of wrong notes. Background music. Music that’s the performer and not the audience. Elitist jazz snobs. Old and dying genre. Some of these narratives about jazz contain grains of truth and can make the music feel inaccessible.”
Depresso espresso: Roasting your sad playlist
“We all have that playlist we run to in moments of sorrow, sometimes even in the moments where the smiles on our faces couldn’t be more real. Just because the lyrics within a song are sad doesn’t mean you have to have a sorrowful mood.”
Pop rocks
“Listen to whatever makes you happy. If that’s not pop, that’s fine, but don’t rain on my parade buddy.”
Girl in Red is doing it again, baby: Album review
“Each track offers a unique glimpse into Ulven’s introspective world, showcasing emotionally charged lyrics and infectious melodies.”
Seeking solace in ’80s synth: ‘Found Heaven’ album review
“After his visceral encounters with heartache, Gray is ready to tell a different story of the convoluted emotions that accompany acrimonious breakups.”
Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’: Album review
Beyoncé’s highly anticipated new album showcases a new side of her artistry to her many fans worldwide.
Unveiling Noah Kahan: From Vermont to TikTok to global fame
“His lyrics make other people feel [the way] he’s feeling and not feel alone in their experiences.”
Lizzy McAlpine enters a new era with ‘Older’
“McAlpine is stepping into the major indie scene and bringing all her delicately crafted sound, quiet introspection and fresh enlightenment with her.”
The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST — Episode 7
Tune into Episode 7 of The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST! All things Butler University is covered in this fast-paced media show. Segments include The Butler Collegian Sports Report, Club Chat and more. This DAWGCAST episode is guest hosted by Multimedia Reporter Kayla Campbell. Tune in at The Butler Collegian on Spotify or YouTube.