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Ask Eric: Clubs and majors
By Eric Bossert | November 19, 2019In this week's column, Eric gives advice about how to pick your major and how to deal with an RA who might not be doing their job.
In this week's column, Eric gives advice about how to pick your major and how to deal with an RA who might not be doing their job.
“Super Enthusiast” by Long Island emo rockers Macseal is the perfect album to walk around Westhampton Lake alone and drink an apple cider to this fall.
"Joker" is a movie focusing on a superhero villain that can lead to constructive dialogue on complex social issues.
In this week's column, Eric gives advice about how to deal with "the future."
The enigmatic cult icon Frank Ocean is finally back with some new content for the first time in a while.
Politics and Personhood is a weekly column written by first-year Reda Ansar.
Here is a list of good, college-friendly cafes recommended by students for those looking to get off campus for a change of scenery.
In this week's column, Eric discusses Pokémon and whom he goes to for advice.
Today we have a transcript of a recent interview with a UR student after returning from their "life-changing" summer immersion program in Toronto.
Last month, Wilco released their 12th studio album, Ode to Joy, frontman and songwriter Jeff Tweedy's most essential work this decade.
In this week's column, Eric discusses Tyler's ketchup and the best water fountains on campus.
Kanye West's latest album, Jesus Is King, was released last Friday to the tamest reception of any Kanye solo album to date.
Politics and Personhood is a weekly column written by first-year Reda Ansar.
"Remembering the Rockets" starts in the middle of a familiar cycle.
In this week's column, Eric discusses the best happy hours in Richmond, as well as an interaction with a professor that still haunts him.
Politics and Personhood is a weekly column written by first-year Reda Ansar.
In this week's column, Eric discusses everything from how to get past the mid-semester slump to love languages.
Taking a look at the best that's yet to come for the year in music, from both the pop world and the underground.
Lana Del Rey is back with a beautiful album, and you shouldn’t be surprised.
Oso Oso’s one-man-show Jade Lilitri is singing about himself this time around.