Andrew Linnabary, Digital Managing Editor
December 3, 2018
Julius Thomas III was comfortable singing and acting when he auditioned for the title role in the Broadway musical “Hamilton.” But rapping? Like...
Military student finds voice through service
November 15, 2018
Student campaign workers want to see young voters turn out at the polls
November 1, 2018
Duxler campaigns for investing in students and immigrants, reducing crime
November 1, 2018
Choreographer gives dimension to Seussical through dance
October 24, 2018
‘I would rather engineer a song than engineer a machine’
October 8, 2018
John Darr, Culture Editor
November 29, 2018
In a world of Netflix and Game of Thrones, the small screen can often loom larger than the theater. What we watch is as likely determined by our taste as it is the current...
Hype: A movie trailer’s one job
November 25, 2018
Two L.A. filmmakers walked across the state to show the world their native Kansas
November 19, 2018
Matt Cooper, Columnist
October 1, 2018
On Wednesday night’s trek home to my home in Hirakata, I found myself amid the whiz of mopeds and the chatter of blouse-clad grammar school students....
Leftover Omelette: Good Eatin’ on the Dime
September 5, 2018
Good Eatin’ on the Dime: Baked beef bourguignon isn’t just snobby french food
August 16, 2018
August 16, 2018
Shock Stop — What your Shocker ID can do for you
August 16, 2018
Good Eatin’ on the Dime: The Virtue of a cheaper, better burger
June 30, 2018