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We will be having an informational meeting Wednesday January 25 at 5pm in the SLU-TV studio, BSC suite 247.
If you can’t make the meeting but are still interested in joining email us at slutv@slu.edu
SLU-TV would also like to wish our Executive Vice-President, Matt Wesselschmidt, a fantastic 22nd birthday. Happy Birthday, Matt!
SLU-TV would like to wish its president, David Koeller, an outstanding 22nd birthday. Happy Birthday, David!
In this episode we bring you the latest on St. Louis Public Radio’s move to the Grand Center, Coach Majerus on the Men’s Basketball team, a look at Native American Mounds and more!
We will be providing LIVE coverage of the SGA meeting at 5:00 PM tonight (12/7) on SLU-TV, campus channel 22. Earlier this week, SLU Housing and Residence Life sent out an email that reviewed recent updates to campus security and announced upcoming changes to the staffing of residence hall front desks. The changes include leaving the front desks of smaller residence halls (those not in the Griesediek complex or Reinert) unstaffed from 9 am to 5 pm, and having student workers cover the overnight shifts of all residence halls, rather than security guards. As many students have voiced concerns about these changes, SGA will be allotting time during their meeting tonight to hear these opinions. We encourage you to watch our coverage this evening to hear what SGA and students have to say about this and other issues.
Note: Due to a studio conflict, the live video will not be available on our online stream.
Starting today, SLU-TV will return to running programs on a fixed schedule rather than a randomized loop. You can view the schedule here on our website at slutv.slu.edu/schedule. In between published showtimes, we will air news and weather updates, commercials, and public service announcements. Our goal is to provide the SLU community with entertainment and information through television and we hope that a consistant schedule will make it easier for viewers to watch the content that they enjoy. As always, if you have any questions, comments, or ideas please let us know at slutv@slu.edu.
Right now we are playing:
A CHRISTMAS CAROL (1938)
DR. SEUSS’ HOW THE GRINCH STOLE
HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS
THE POLAR EXPRESS
ELF
FRED CLAUS
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE
JACK FROST
SUPER 8
GREEN LANTERN
CAPTAIN AMERICA THE FIRST AVENGER
TRANSFORMERS DARK OF THE MOON
IRON MAN (2008)
HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS 2
PENELOPE (2006)
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (2005)
THE BIG BANG THEORY – THE DUMPLING
THE BIG BANG THEORY – THE GRASSHOPPER
THE BIG BANG THEORY – THE COOPER
ENTOURAGE – THE SCENE
ENTOURAGE – NEW YORK
ENTOURAGE – THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN
Episode three of Mondays in Midtown is now online. This episode features Novelist Julie Otuska, a Billiken’s basketball preview, political panel, newspaperman and professor Avis Meyer, and more!
Lucy Glaser and David Koeller share news about leadership changes at the John Cook School of Business, the Inside-Out Speaker Series and more, plus national news and weather.
SLU-TV wishes everyone a fun and safe Thanksgiving break. Due to the holiday, regular programming and office hours will be suspended through Sunday, November 27. We will return with new movies and office hours on Monday, November 28.
Like Crazy is not your typical chick-flick, not your typical romance film. This one is different. In a world of Blockbuster cookie-cutter fantasies, Like Crazy holds a valuable vein of truth. The acting, cinematography, and script are wonderful and come together to present an interesting and well-made film.
Anna, a British exchange student (Felicity Jones) and Jacob (Anton Yelchin) meet in a college class they share and the two spark a carefree romance with a deep connection. After Anna overstays her visa, however, she finds that she cannot return to California, and, thus, Jacob. She returns to Great Britain and what follows is a chronicle of the ups and downs of a relationship the two can never really leave behind and a love and connection that keeps them fighting for the chance to be together again.
Yelchin and Jones both give stellar performances. In parts heartbreaking, uplifting, awkward, and endearing, they keep the film completely engaging and realistic.