Before the candidates took to the stage last night, their economic counselors—Gene Sperling for Hillary Clinton’s campaign and Peter Navarro for Donald Trump’s campaign—participated in a debate of their own.

his past weekend, two undergraduate students and one graduate student, the winners of a rigorous and selective application process last semester, had their original plays featured at the A.E. Hotchner Playwriting Festival. Whether or not you had a chance to see the fruits of their labor, read on to learn more about the writers and the motivations for their work.

This Friday at the Village Blackbox, Cast N’ Crew is bringing you the opportunity to relive the television show that set the bar for science-fiction, fantasy and supernatural TV: The Twilight Zone, a series by Rod Sterling that ran for five seasons on CBS from 1959 to 1964.

The gossipy antics, exaggerated drama and girlie cat fights of “The Real Housewives” has found its place at Wash. U.—no, hopefully not on your freshman floor—in the form of WUTV’s latest series, “The Real Suitemates of the South 40,” a comedic parody of the hit Bravo television franchise.

The prevailing of good over evil, a sense of community and the recognition of the good things we have in our lives: These are what one of Ashoka’s cultural chairs, junior Saniya Suri, cites as the main themes of Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights. Ashoka, Washington University’s South Asian Cultural Group, will present Wash. U.’s 27th Diwali performance this upcoming weekend at Edison Theatre, featuring a variety of dance and musical acts as well as a skit and fashion show.

“Just because you hold the door for us doesn’t mean we’ll hold your d—,” reads a sign propped on the ledge behind the Tisch Commons stage.

It’s safe to say Tuesday night’s prime time entertainment television was trumped by the presidential debate—but this time, it finally wasn’t Trump with his feisty firestorm of anti-woman, pro-building-a-wall antics.

He’s a noncommittal socialite of a man, surrounded by friends and usually the center of attention at a party. He’s off and on with three different girls, but all of his closest friends are in long-term relationships…Well, in this case, marriage. Sound sort of familiar?

Lana’s on her honeymoon and she just wants to get high by the beach. If there’s anything her silky smooth vocals and heartbroken lyrics on her new album, “Honeymoon,” might make you want to do, it’s just that.

Although annual pride parades hosted in cities worldwide manage to draw larger crowds each year in celebration and support of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, this year’s fell at particularly ideal timing for those in the U.S.—just one day after the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage. In downtown St. Louis on June 27 and 28, crowds in unprecedented numbers filled the sides of Market Street to watch this year’s impressive collection of floats, dance performances and musical acts move through the parade.