The pop bible has returned in a fury of synths and snare drums. Welcome to the new Taylor Swift, one encapsulated with stories of love, loss and wildest dreams. Swift announced the release of her re-recording...

Wednesday, Nov. 1 Jazz Ensemble 1  Join Jazz Ensemble 1 for an engaging evening of music from the minds of Bob Mintzer, Cole Porter, Frank Foster and many others. Admission is free in the Schaefer...

Introducing a new podcast: Mountaineer Media Swap. Multimedia Editor Pruett Norris and Arts & Culture Editor Briley Turpin join forces to recommend each other a movie and book apiece. The catch? Neither...

“Five Nights at Freddy’s” started life in 2014 as an indie PC game. The premise was straightforward: the player is a security guard working the night shift at a Chuck E. Cheese-like pizzeria. As...

Three major events happened in the world of “The Exorcist” this year.  First, and most notably, the great director William Friedkin passed away in August. Friedkin was responsible for the original...

For yet another exciting year, the Woolly Worm Festival winner prophesied the approaching winter's forecast for the High Country. The prophet, you may ask? The one and only, Jeremy the worm.  Beginning...

Ghosts and goblins and frights obscene, The time has come for Halloween. The tricks and treats will be just right, A chill is in the air tonight. Vampires, witches, gremlins and ghouls Will...

Although Hispanic Heritage Month came to a close on Oct. 15, the celebration of Hispanic culture continued through a special showing of Disney’s “Coco” with a live orchestra in the Schaefer Center...

Below Mountain Laurel Hall, through a back door entrance is a collection of basins, tubes and jars. Buried under a symphony of rumbling equipment, the Fermentation Sciences Club creates food and flavors.  The...

Picking out a Halloween costume doesn’t always have to be a hassle. With Halloween falling on a Tuesday, consider having multiple costumes planned. Costumes don’t have to be a difficult task to determine....