Breaking away from Steel Train and the popular band fun., Jack Antonoff performed with his new indie-pop band Bleachers at The House of Blues in Dallas on Nov. 2. Doors opened at 7 pm, and within 30 minutes...

As calendars flip over to October, the thoughts of horror houses and colorful costumes come to mind. It’s a great time to venture to the movies, where dreadfully scary films are being released each weekend...

Living in the DFW metroplex has many advantages, particularly the large number of artists that hold concerts in the area. The Marquee takes a look at some of the upcoming tours that are making stops in...

The beginning of the year brings many emotions and memories, many of which can only be expressed by music. Whether going back to school means a chance for unlimited opportunities, or nine months or stress,...

Lunch, a blissful 30 minute break from the everyday stressors of school. You get to spend with friends that you may not see at any other point of the day and eat. The expense of buying your meal every...

The beginning of the school year may have brought us back to the whirlwind of tests, homework and iPad controversies, but not before it swept us into the world of the Doctor. August 23 was one of the student...

When I first stepped foot onto the University of Texas as a sophomore, I hated it. It's too big, I thought. I'll get swallowed up in a school of that size. There are too many strange people here, I thought....

It's official. I've made my decision. I have played trombone in band for six years, about a third of my life. My best friends are in band. I found a family within the trombone section. Those boys are...

Welcome to a peek into my personal life. This is the Daily Struggles edition, as I like to call it. Now we all deal with trials every day and I would just like to share a few of mine that illustrate a...

Okay, I confess. I am a typical white girl. I have remained faithful to the same pair of dark brown Ugg boots since the sixth grade. My yoga pants are folded neatly inside the drawer of my dresser, ready...

As the news I just received was swirling through my head, I pushed open the door and re-entered the waiting room. I glanced around at the small children who had masks over their mouths and no hair. Soon...

“Those of you starting your senior year of high school, enjoy it. In a year, you'll be saying bye to your best friends. Make your time count.” This anonymous nugget of wisdom is so true and so compelling...