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Brian Boylen, Nora McGreevy, Lucas Masin-Moyer, Margaret McGreevy and Ryan Israel | Monday, October 1, 2018
Brian Boylen Associate Scene Editor “Sometimes” by My Bloody Valentine “Expectation” by Tame Impala “Streaky” by Death Grips “Sugar for the Pill” by Slowdive “I’m Sleepin’ In” by King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard I chose these songs because all of these artists are performing at Desert Daze, a festival I am going to on
Nora McGreevy, Charlie Kenney, Nicholas Ottone, Ryan Israel and Carlos De Loera | Tuesday, August 21, 2018
Twitter redemption stories, kitschy ‘80s television shows about women wrestlers, folk music in Rhode Island, jazz by the Smithsonian and Drake has a secret kid? Yes, to all of the above. Read on for a glimpse into the arts and culture that Scene’s writers loved this summer. “Brooklyn 99,” resurrected By Nora McGreevy,
Nora McGreevy and Ryan Israel | Friday, August 17, 2018
Scene Selections: On campus Hello, first years! Welcome to your new home! We’ve laid out a quick cheat-sheet of campus cultural quirks, activities and opportunities that you might want to think about as you head into your freshman year. Take a look. 5 songs you’ll definitely hear on campus your freshman year The Alma Mater:
Molly Chen, Nora McGreevy, Ryan Israel, Owen Lane and Charlie Kenney | Wednesday, April 11, 2018
With Spring finally coming to South Bend, and new life being breathed into the air, so too new singles are being released across every genre. Scene picked a few of our favorites making a far better list than Spotify’s “Newest Released” list. “Nice for What” — Drake By Nora McGreevy, Scene Editor I’ll call it
Ryan Israel | Tuesday, August 29, 2017
If you’ve listened to rap music recently, chances are you’ve heard Symere Woods, better known by his stage name, Lil Uzi Vert. Uzi spent much of the beginning of 2017 rapping alongside some of the industry’s hottest names. In late 2016, Uzi appeared on Migos’ “Bad and Boujee,” which rose to the top of the