“Stuber” Falls Short of a Five Star Rating

By Patrick Egan, Contributor / July 18, 2019

While "Stuber" stars Dave Bautista and Kumail Nanjiani share commendable comedic chemistry, the film's writers fail the promising duo.

O’Shea Jackson, Jr. Looks Far Ahead with “Long Shot”

By Patrick Egan, Contributor / April 29, 2019

O'Shea Jackson, Jr. talks to The Maroon about upcoming comedy "Long Shot" and his future career plans.

Starving Artists No Longer: Build Coffee’s Meal-Based Residency Program

By Patrick Egan, Contributor / February 21, 2019

The coffee shop’s community-minded initiative provides local artists with both an exhibition space as well as a regular meal plan.

It’s a Small World After All: the Neubauer Collegium’s Exhibit on Visual Arts in Literature

By Patrick Egan, Contributor / January 21, 2019

The Neubauer Collegium’s newest exhibit explores the phenomenon of certain, enduring images in the publishing industry.

“In Search of Greatness:” A Sports Documentary That Isn’t Really About Sports

By Patrick Egan, Contributor / October 29, 2018

The Maroon interviewed director Gabe Polsky about his documentary, through which he strives to inspire people to reach for greatness, creativity, and fulfillment.

New Kids on the Block: An Interview with the First-Time Actors of First-Time Director Jonah Hill’s “Mid90s”

By Patrick Egan, Contributor / October 15, 2018

"The Maroon" sat down with the first-time actors of Jonah Hill’s "Mid90s" to discuss the experience of going from pro-skater to actor.

“The Originalist”: A Novel Twist on Scalia at the Court

By Patrick Egan, Contributor / May 21, 2018

John Strand's "The Originalist," now playing at the Court Theatre, challenges partisan lines through a fictionalized story about Antonin Scalia.

ACSA Showcases Riches of African and Caribbean Culture

By Patrick Egan, Contributor / April 19, 2018

The cultural show included traditional art, dance, and clothing alongside forms inspired by hip-hop and contemporary Kenyan pop.