Stand-up comedian and writer Sammy Obeid performed a comedy show following his Ceasefire Tour at WashU to a full audience at Graham Chapel on Feb. 12.

Student Union and the Social Programming Board announced a new nomination process for the Trending Topics program, Feb. 17.

Pete Davidson pushed boundaries of political correctness (cringes were audible at times), kept a laid-back structure (I don’t think he ever really knew what he was going to say before he said it) and messed with the audience members in a fun back-and-forth style Q&A.

Sometimes you need a little more than a house party to fulfill your weekend needs. Variety is the spice of life, folks.

Alice Wetterlund will headline a Social Programming Board comedy show, SPB announced today.

With yet another white male brought to campus as part of Social Programming Board’s comedy series, it is now abundantly apparent that SPB’s survey system does not favor diverse acts. To counter this trend our editorial board recommends that positions on Social Programming Board become an elected instead of appointed.

H Jon Benjamin, the voice behind animated comedy characters Bob Belcher from “Bob’s Burgers” and Sterling Archer from “Archer,” delivered a performance that dove into everything from diversity in comedy to President Donald Trump in Graham Chapel Wednesday night.

Comedian H. Jon Benjamin, known for his work as a writer and voice actor for “Bob’s Burgers” and “Archer,” will headline Social Programming Board’s Feb. 15 spring comedy show.

In the echoed opening of Graham Chapel, around 400 people sat in pews Thursday night listening to early 2000s jams as we waited for the fall comedy show to begin.

Comedian John Mulaney will perform at Washington University this spring, Social Programming Board announced Sunday night.