arts

CU’s Conference on World Affairs hosted another outstanding jazz concert, showcasing talented musicians from near and far. By Devan Daly

CU’s Eklund Opera Program and Symphony presented an emotional performance of Tchaikovsky’s ‘Eugene Onegin.’ By Isabella Fincher

Follow this field guide if you crave popularity like a vampire craves blood (or like a CU student craves Cosmos). By Sam Metivier

A night of Russian classical music by Borodin, Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev graced Macky Auditorium Saturday. By Isabella Fincher

The polymath, Janelle Monae teases her new project by dropping two new videos in a celebration of identity success. By Camille Sauers

Fall Out Boy, the pop-punk balladeers, made a career and rose quickly to commercial prominence. What happened? By Camille Sauers

The Gay Straight Alliance held its annual drag show this weekend, which was attended by over 1,000 people. By Molly Mortimer and Bri Barnum

The play offers a necessary conversation about the beautiful and ugly parts of what women and their vaginas go through. By Sarah Farley

Ty Segall’s self-named garage rock album is an engaging and skillfully done piece of work well-worth the listen. By Austin Willeke.

The latest AFI release sticks to the band’s formula of identical song structures well, but a bit too much at times. By Alvaro Sanchez