The Rocky Mountain Collegian

Environmental photographer brings unique insight to St. Louis

by Will Holston

The St. Louis Zoo is hosting a question and answer session with noted nature photographer Steven Kazlowski next month as a part of a presentation of images from his new book The Last Polar Bear: Facing the Truth of a Warming World. "My most favorite type of photography is the foundation of this piece: photography in which I can spend a lot of time with animals," Kazlowski said.

Have your say on: Three Cups of Tea

Freshmen weigh in on their summer reading selection

by Adam Tamburin

Three Cups of Tea is a New York Times bestseller published by Penguin Group in 2006. Alongside co-author David Oliver Relin, Greg Mortenson describes the events in his life that led him to devote himself to fighting for poverty relief and education in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Stiller's Thunder ends the summer movie season with a bang

Downey Jr. steals the show, Tom Cruise returns to former glory in hillarious Hollywood satire

by Landon Burris

The summer movie season comes to an end in a big way with Tropic Thunder (DreamWorks), Ben Stiller's first directorial effort since 2001's hilarious Zoolander. In case you haven't heard, this is the movie that has been causing all of the controversy lately, some of it due to the fact that Robert Downey Jr.

Woody's European vacation

Film Review: Vicky Cristina Barcelona

by Will Holston

In the immortal words of the J. Geils Band: "You love her, but she loves him and he loves somebody else. You just can't win." Never was this platitude truer than in Woody Allen's breezy and biting new comedy Vicky Cristina Barcelona. Rebecca Hall (The Prestige) and Scarlett Johansson (The Other Boleyn Girl) star as the titular women, two friends spending a summer in Barcelona with a friend.