Arts & Culture

Artist and former part-time University of Dallas student Fannie Brito is currently showing an exhibition called “Worlds of Color and Light” at the Irving Arts Center. These abstract expressionist paintings are reflections of Brito...

The chicken is a bird of many devices. In Russian folklore, Baba Yaga, a witch with iron teeth, dwells in a hut that is perched on two chicken legs. In Texas, Street’s Fine Chicken...

The 122nd Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo runs through Feb. 3. Head to the Will Rogers Coliseum for daily rodeo action, carnival rides, exhibits and live music. See some real Texas...

Director Steven Spielberg, who brought the world important historical dramas such as “Bridge of Spies,” “Lincoln” and “Schindler’s List,” is back and has brought another extremely relevant work to audiences in “The Post.” “The Post”...

Name: Kaity Chaikowsky Hometown: Baltimore, Md. Major: Psychology Classification: Junior If you walked into Kaity Chaikowsky’s bedroom, you’d think that a hurricane had just hit. Dozens of psychology journals and textbooks litter the floor, her roommate’s copy of...

The Toyota Music Factory doesn’t exactly look like a new and impressive concert venue from the northbound lane of John Carpenter Freeway, just two exits north of the University of Dallas and about an...

Drink and Draw Weekly Sketch at Lucky Dog Books on Jan. 25. Just bring a sketchbook and something to draw with. Those over 21 are welcome to bring their own beverages. Snacks...

While most people understand that times have changed dramatically in the past few decades, many students are unaware of how true that change is for the culture of the University of Dallas in particular. The...

Director Rian Johnson’s first venture in the Star Wars franchise hit theaters in December and made waves all throughout the galaxy. Johnson crafted a movie that, while imperfect, is a thrilling and awe-inspiring addition...