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Josh Rabinowitz charmed first-years with his self-deprecating approach to comedy.

Comedy show fuses two different styles

This year’s Orientation comedy show featured two well-received but very different comedians.

This 6,000-year-old anthropomorphic stele, which most likely served religious or burial functions, is one of three that stands at the entrance to the Roads of Arabia exhibit.

Museum visitors travel the Roads of Arabia

The Carnegie Museum of Natural History whisks visitors away to the sands of Arabia.

Rogue Legacy tests, torments its players

Even seasoned gamers must be prepared to grapple with this summer release.

Washed Out’s Paracosm is a richly layered, refreshing album.

Summer 2013 produces solid releases

This series of short reviews ranks the standout musical releases of summer '13.

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra’s international renown allows it to bring in star soloists like Yo-Yo Ma.

PSO season shows promise

Though currently on tour in Europe, the world-class orchestra gears up for its new season.

Electronic musician Will Wiesenfeld, better known by his stage name Baths, somehow makes macabre lyrics sound beautiful in his new release.

Obsidian is dark, depraved

Electronic musician Baths' beautiful falsetto masks dark lyrics in his new release.

Advice for awkward people

Everything you need to know about impressing the world and sniffing out body snatchers.

Dollar movie

AB Films presents two acclaimed feel-good movies in McConomy Auditorium this weekend.

Calendar

Consult this week's calendar for arts and culture happenings on and off campus this week.

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