Wednesday night marked the beginning of the four-night student-directed one-acts event in Dailey Theatre. The one-acts are part of the finals of the directing class to give the students hands-on experience in directing.

May 5 is usually thought of as Cinco de Mayo, but in Japan it is a national holiday called Children’s Day, which celebrates the happiness of children and expresses gratitude to mothers.

Several gold fish found homes when students and faculty gathered Tuesday afternoon in front of the Campus Center for the Campus Activities Board’s Adopt-A-Fish booth.

Long time friends from San Diego performed Monday night at Morgan Auditorium in the Bill Mays: Road Work Ahead concert.

The women’s water polo team continued its season with another loss against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in Wednesday’s game at Las Flores Park.

Ping Pong balls went bouncing in the Campus Center Ballroom Wednesday night at the Campus Activity Board’s Safe Not Sloshed drunken driving awareness event.

The end of spring break was celebrated with a bang at CAB’s St. Patrick’s Day event on Monday afternoon in Davenport Dining Hall.

Frantz Athletic Court was roaring with music and students Tuesday night during Phi Sigma Sigma’s annual Kicks for Kidneys fundraiser.

Competition was intense at the Mario Kart Tournament Feb. 23 in Leo’s Den. The Campus Activities Board held the tournament on the Nintendo Wii in the Campus Center.

Based on Mary Norton’s 1952 fantasy novel “The Borrowers,” “The Secret World of Arrietty” tells the story about a 13-year-old girl who is small enough to be held in the palm of a hand.