Spring break reading recommendations
Books for the beach
I think every student at the University of Dallas has felt the effects of burnout this past week as we have struggled towards midterms....
‘Bluey’: More than a kids show
“I know it looks dumb, but it’s a really good show and I think you’ll like it!” This is what my girlfriend said to me about an animated Australian TV series called...
Wes Anderson: Filmmaker and artist
From philosophy to filmmaking
Wes Anderson has become widely acclaimed as a master filmmaker and director, and perhaps has one of the most unique styles among the current...
The Half Dozen
Shakespeare Pub Crawl - Shakespeare Dallas presents its annual pub crawl in Deep Ellum. Tickets will include discounts at participating bars, a Shakespeare Dallas cup, participation in trivia, entertainment,...
‘About Time’: How to live in the moment
Everyone has been in that situation before: you say the wrong thing, stay out later than you should have or get that Cap Bar drink that really isn’t as good as it...
PALACE GARDENS: A conceptual exhibition on memory and time
From its well-attended reception on Feb. 17 until March 24, the Beatrice M. Haggerty Gallery presents a unique, dual exhibition: PALACE GARDENS.
The show features two artists, Martin Lang...
The Half Dozen
Trinity Irish Dance - A fusion of Ireland’s longest standing dance form, adding American elements, Trinity Irish Dance Company dazzles audiences with its power, aerial grace and agility. The...
Humans of UD: Dr. Kevin Kambo
Some may have noticed the sudden appearance of a new philosophy professor, Dr. Kevin Kambo, on campus in August. The Cor Chronicle has set out to unveil the man shrouded in mystery.
Lenten listening: Danielle Rose’s ‘Mysteries’
It is only when we are more intentional in the way we act that we realize how much our choices change the way we think and feel. Lent, as a time of...
The Half Dozen
Texas Ballet Theatre - Texas Ballet Theater presents “Modern Masterpieces”, featuring “Bartok”, “Image” and “Imbue”. Playful motifs and colorful backdrops set the stage of “Bartok”, a neoclassical masterpiece. “Image”...
The tradition of the Core
Lifeless or living?
Every University of Dallas student has had a personal experience with the Core curriculum. Almost two years of our time at UD is spent in...
Humans of UD: Gabriella Capizzi
Senior politics major Gabriella Capizzi — Gabs for short — presents a striking image on the University of Dallas campus on Tuesdays and Thursdays. You may have a difficult time spotting her,...