Monday was the annual "Remember the Troops" display, where tombstones with the names of fallen US soldiers and Iraqis on them.

This week around campus you can also see a moving political artwork display (powered by grocery carts!).

Pictures: “Remember the Troops” and Moving Election ’08 Artwork displays

Tuesday night will no doubt be a defining moment in the lives of people across the country, across the world. For WU students, it will probably become a “flashbulb” memory – a time you remember forever, every

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Today I was struck with the greatest idea...ever.  I'm no economist, but I've figured out a soution to the ailing economy. 

 

You've heard the statistics; 1% of the country posesses blah blah blah amount of the country's wealth and it's totally unfair, etc, etc. I agree, and I know how we

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Campus life is getting stale thanks to the coming final exams. So I have to find my own fun. So where do I go? The sex museum of course!

In Los Angelas, artist Joshua Callaghan has been doing his part to beautify the street.

 

Living in the city, your normal route to and from class is cluttered with man-made objects that pop out of the sidewalk.  Street signs, parking meters, newspaper boxes, electric boxes--most importantly el

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The LaVerne Krause gallery is an ever changing student gallery in the Art, Architecture and Allied Art building, Lawrence Hall. The latest exhibition was a sculptural by Jackson Snellings, Mo Ku, Stanley Morrow, Wade Harris, Zach Trow.  Their pieces revolved around the post-apocalyptic theme that portrays the hos

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