Brigham Young University

Mormons: A Shallow Yet Helpful Guide to See If You Should Hate Them or Not

Interview: The Wash U Stereotypes, Best A Cappella Group in the Midwest

Jae ChoeStereotypes singing an arrangement of "Holding Out for a Hero" by Bonnie Tyler.​Thanks to Glee, singing groups are getting a lot more attention these days. However, a lot of St. Louisans might not realize the singing talent right under our noses -- Washington University alone is home t ... More >>

Where Your Milk Comes From: The Website!

image creditWhere's your milk from?​ Do you think all of your cheeses come from the same farm? Think again. Your refrigerator might be a veritable United States of Dairy. Until recently you had to trust that the address on the label of that sour cream corresponded to a facility near the point ... More >>

Become a True Baseball Nerd in One Easy Step!

Every year, the day after the All Star Game in the host city, there takes place an event which is, in my ever so humble opinion, quite a bit more interesting that the game itself. The Annual Symposium on Statistics in Sports is just what it sounds like- a gathering of some of the biggest nerds you'v ... More >>

Rick Majerus: Is Nothing Sacred? Not Even Underwear?!

Every year, the day after the All Star Game in the host city, there takes place an event which is, in my ever so humble opinion, quite a bit more interesting that the game itself. The Annual Symposium on Statistics in Sports is just what it sounds like- a gathering of some of the biggest nerds you'v ... More >>

Rick Majerus: Is Nothing Sacred? Not Even Underwear?!

Every year, the day after the All Star Game in the host city, there takes place an event which is, in my ever so humble opinion, quite a bit more interesting that the game itself. The Annual Symposium on Statistics in Sports is just what it sounds like- a gathering of some of the biggest nerds you'v ... More >>

What If . . .

A cadre of Missourians stand at the vanguard of the 9/11 "truth movement." Just don't call them conspiracy theorists.

Suh-weet!

Deadpan irony is the rule in this triumphant high school geek comedy

When He Was Cruel

Neil LaBute tries to be nice but comes off very savage