Last-Second Goal Sends No. 16 Men’s Hockey to NCAA Regional Final, Topping No. 1 Michigan State

By Jane McNally · Thursday, March 27, 2025

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A Message from the Clergy: Ghost and the Future of Music Spectacle

By Arina Zadvornaya · Thursday, March 27, 2025

Maybe it’s the lingering effect of COVID-19, or maybe the changing landscape of the ever-elusive entertainment industry. Whatever the reason, the concert-going culture has seen a rise in the value of performance. After all, we have music at home; streaming services are taking over the world, and the average listener is craving a different kind of experience. Something exciting, something new, something distinctly different from the act of staring at the wall, sitting on the couch in one’s living room.

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PREVIEW: No. 1 Men’s Lacrosse Hosts Last Year’s Season-Ending Opponent Penn

By Alexis Rogers · Thursday, March 27, 2025

“They don’t give out any trophies in March,” Buczek said. “It’s certainly cool to be in [the No. 1] spot, but it’s meaningless if we don’t take care of business on Saturday.”