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The popular _Batman_ trilogy comes to an end with director Christopher Nolan's _The Dark Knight Rises_.

The Dark Knight rises to the challenge of a trilogy

Since the 2008 release of The Dark Knight, fans have been anticipating the third and final film in The Dark Knight trilogy. Now the film is out, and it did not disappoint.

Bo Decker (played by senior acting major Adrian Blake Enscoe) seizes his unwilling fiancé, Cherie (senior acting major Annie Heise). Meanwhile, Sheriff Will Masters, left (senior acting major Patrick de Ledebur), and Bo’s companion Virgil, second from left (senior acting major Michael Cusimano), strive to keep the peace.

Student actors shine in Bus Stop

Student actors in the School of Drama put on a vibrant and successful production.

Cyborg Cabaret brings robots out of sci-fi world

The variety show explores the relationships between humans and robots.

Bo Burnam’s show features numerous types of entertainment, from singing to stand-up comedy to poetry reading. The show moves along quickly as Burnham translates his internet persona to the stage.

YouTube star Bo Burnham returns to Pittsburgh

The YouTube star charms his Pittsburgh audience with a colorful performance.

Singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten played an emotional show last Saturday, mixing songs from her most recent album with a few older tracks.

Van Etten sings with emotion

The singer-songwriter receives a warm reception from listeners.

Megan McDermott, who plays the character Catherine Givings, and Denver Milord, who plays Leo Irving, put on two stand-out performances in this production.

In the Next Room casts ‘good vibrations’

The latest Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre production explores Victorian sexuality.

One of the films in the exhibit, Make it New John includes found footage related to the DeLorean Motor Company.

The truth and lies in film

The new exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Art showcases the Irish artist’s thoughtful work.

Artist combines art, genealogy

The artist’s work examines family history and personal identity.

Early chocolate was made of ground and spiced cacao beans served as a beverage. It bears little resemblence to today’s sweetened milk chocolate bars and candy.

Norton discusses origins of chocolate

George Washington University professor Marcy Norton lectures on the origins of chocolate.

Advice for awkward people

Everything you need to know about cheering up your girlfriend and being an adequate OC.

Paperhouse

Paperhouse talks about film scores.

Did You Know?

Did you know that track and field athletes broke a lot of records last year?

Dollar Movie

AB Films presents one movie and TBA this week in McConomy Auditorium.

Calendar

Find out what’s going on in Pittsburgh and around campus this week.

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