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Skateboarding & the 2020 Olympics: Who Really Needs Who?

Will Strecker, University of Texas at AustinandGuest Contributor

A move to include skateboarding in the 2020 Olympics has the international skateboarding community giving a collective, "Whoooooooooaaaa, dude, wait what?"…

February 11, 2016

Why I Regret Getting Engaged in College

Jill Phelan, Saint Vincent CollegeandGuest Contributor

You can't serve two masters before you get your Masters. …

February 10, 2016

‘Shakey Graves Day’ Is the Most Important Holiday in February

John Miles, Santa Fe CollegeandGuest Contributor

On February 9, follow the city of Austin's lead and gives thanks for Alejandro Rose-Garcia, the world's shakiest one-man-wonder.…

February 3, 2016

The Shot Clock Adjustment was a Massive Success & Now College Basketball is Watchable

The Shot Clock Adjustment Was a Massive Success and Now College Basketball is Watchable

Will Strecker, University of Texas at AustinandGuest Contributor

Taking five seconds off the shot clock has made this the most entertaining season of college basketball in recent memory.…

January 28, 2016

Sloppy Seconds: Why Sophomore Year Is the Worst Year of College

Juliana Mae Neves, Loyola UniversityandGuest Contributor

It's all the rites with none of the passage.…

January 20, 2016

Why Bad Suitemates Are a Special Kind of Hell

Finlea Baxter, University of OklahomaandGuest Contributor

“And she wouldn’t stop once she heard the door open. She’d look around and see who was in the bathroom, wave and start up a conversation.”…

January 16, 2016

An Enthusiastic Account of Houston’s Whatever Fest

Elijah Watson, University of Texas at AustinandGuest Contributor

'Once you mentally sidestep the utter lack of political correctness, Micro Wrestling is incredibly entertaining.'…

January 12, 2016

The McMorphosis of McDonald’s Breakfast Menu

Mark Stenberg

“[The cleaning woman] thought that he was deliberately lying motionless, pretending that his feelings were hurt; she credited him with unlimited intelligence.”…

January 11, 2016

The Most Important Song of 2015: A Battle to the Death

Michael Tyler, University of Texas at AustinandMax AlspachandGuest Contributor

Kendrick's head at the center of the bracket doesn't necessarily mean he won, fyi.…

January 7, 2016

The Sun God of San Marcos and the River that Ran Through Him

Gabi Gimson, St. Edward's UniversityandGuest Contributor

After Memorial Day flooding displaced San Marcos’ beloved Sun God, Dillon Scott struggles to return.…

December 10, 2015

Mac Demarco’s ‘Without Me’ Is One of the Best Albums of 2015

Elijah Watson, University of Texas at AustinandGuest Contributor

This year's 'Another One' is his best attempt yet, and one of the best albums of the year.…

December 4, 2015

Jason White’s Rotting Something in the City of Austin

Mark Stenberg

The story of the Austin chef putting stink on the map.…

December 2, 2015

The 2015 Jacobys: Recognizing the Films That Hollywood Won’t

Jacoby Bancroft, University of Nevada at RenoandGuest Contributor

Hollywood, take heed and listen!…

November 19, 2015

Chinese Pop Music: Where’s the Beef?

Gabriel Aguilar, University of Texas at San AntonioandGuest Contributor

Why is it about Chinese history? Why isn’t it popular in America? Did I just answer my own question?…

November 3, 2015

Reboot, Reuse, Recycle: The Rise of the Reboot

Jacoby Bancroft, University of Nevada at RenoandGuest Contributor

Das Reboots are blitzkrieging American cinema, but should you be worried?…

October 15, 2015

Tory Lanez Releases “Cruel Intentions” EP

Michael Tyler, University of Texas at AustinandGuest Contributor

Drake, The Weeknd and Justin Bieber have set the bar for Canadian R&B pretty high, but Tory Lanez might be the next superstar to come out of the Big Maple.…

October 8, 2015