Perceptive students have probably already noticed the giant, 40-foot, candy and pin-covered wooden arrow resting on the concrete between OSH and the Marriott Library. A few of the more enterprising have also probably noticed that the path suggested by the arrow leads through the art building, which just so happens to be hosting the art department's annual student art show, a juried exhibition with artwork selected from a pool of more than 200 entries from students in the art and art history departments.

Local film festivals are no longer relegated to the cold months of January, because this summer will see the birth of the Salt Lake City Film Festival, held exclusively in town.

Salt Lake City never fails to amaze with different and interesting experiences. One great way to try something new is to visit a hot dog or taco cart for cheap, quick, tasty food. With spring setting in and summer just around the corner, there's no better time to expand your horizons (without constricting your wallet) at one of these food stands in our fair city.

Chase Straight and Trevor Hale review three new albums for your listening pleasure.

Local singer-songwriter Jeremy Chatelain, known for his work in Jets to Brazil, Helmet and Handsome, will be bringing home-brewed rock ditties with his band Cub Country to Slowtrain Records to revel in the day.

Red Pulse reviews two movies this week, looking at Zac Effron in 17 Again and Russel Crowe in State of Play.

Red Pulse gives you The Word on what shows and events to catch in Salt Lake City this week.

Summer vacation is on the horizon, and that means more time to kill. With that in mind, I present you with Web comics8212;comics published online, offering free and easy access to readers along with plot lines that could only exist in the uncensored, self-published world of the Web. Happy summer reading!

As a musician, the Internet is the best thing that could ever happen to a band. It makes everything so easy that it's ridiculous.

On the fourth floor of the Marriott Library, the U book arts program is presenting Lasting Impressions: 25 years of Pyracantha Press, an exhibition running through April 24.