A few weeks ago, St. Lawrence’s Department of Performance and Communication Arts sponsored the comedic production “Wonder of the World.” One of the first comedy plays performed at St. Lawrence in almost ten years, it was not one to be…

When Ashley Judd publicly accused film producer and former executive Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault, a shock wave went through Hollywood, starting a ripple of effect with woman after woman coming forward to share a story of assault…

The alternative music scene is no stranger to women like Julien Baker; mournful lyrics and clever composition give a fresh face to an already popular trope. Legends, such as Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon, and Tori Amos, have paved the way for…

Well, that’s another one for you. This past weekend was a double-header, featuring Great Blue on Thursday and Monogold and Root Shock on Saturday. This weekend was one of the more eclectic we have hosted at Java. Fortunately, the fanbase at…

This Friday, the Laurentian Singers will be hosting a Benefit Concert for victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. The concert is at 7:30 p.m. in the Gunnison Memorial Chapel and will feature performances by the SLU Gospel Choir, the…

Here at St. Lawrence, there are many fantastic studio art classes. The classes are rigorous and usually demand upwards of six hours outside of the two and half hour blocks of class time that occur twice a week. The prerequisite for all…

Never before has self-hatred and pain sounded more appealing than on King Krule’s recently released album The OOZ. At 23, the London-based musician, Archy Marshall, also known as King Krule, is a rising star of the music industry. The 2013…

Friday, October 27. This date marks the most recent appearance of the Burlington band Gang of Thieves down over at the old Java Barn. Now I’d like to start this Java column off by stating an undeniable truth of our universe; Gang of Thieves…