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The Asian Student Association presented a well-designed booth based on Pixar's Finding Nemo and The Little Mermaid.

Spring Carnival booths impress and entertain in a wide variety of categories

Check out this review of the best booths from this year’s Spring Carnival.

Lupe Fiasco was an energetic performer, tossing his hair and making eye contact with students as he sang.

Lupe Fiasco presents high-energy concert

Lupe Fiasco fully engaged with his fans during the Friday night show.

Nick Vatterott gave a fast-paced and witty performance prior to headliner Judah Friedlander’s comedy show.

Friedlander sports black-belt comedic skills

Judah Friedlander’s performance was a resounding success.

A student crawls down the incline in a worm costume.

Downhill Derby sends eccentric floats, scantily clad students down Doherty incline

The College of Fine Arts showcases nudity, unicorns, and a student dressed as King Kong.

Members of the cast gather around Giuseppe Zangara, played by sophomore vocal performance major John Teresi, whose assassination attempt on President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt was motivated by stomach pains.

Scotch'n'Soda presents killer production

The S’n’S production portrays assassination attempts on Presidents of the United States.

Student festival promotes intercollegiate film

Pittsburgh student filmmakers showcase impressive short films.

The ensemble of Sweet Jesus! sings a number.

Mixed reviews for Sweet Jesus!

The concert reading of this original student musical has good and bad points.

Advice for awkward people

Everything you need to know about post-Carnival hangovers and party guests.

Dollar movie

AB Films presents three Western movies this week at McConomy Auditorium.

Carnival Through the Years

Did you know that it snowed during Spring Carnival in 1988?

Calendar

Check out this list of events happening on and off campus this week.

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