The day after David Heisler graduated college, he accepted a position working as a digital assistant and retoucher for Hollywood photographer, Greg Gorman. 

Nearly 20 years later he still vividly remembers changing the plating of a dessert at Macaroni Grill.

The walls are covered with swatches of old fabric, creating an endless checkerboard effect surrounding the thousands of costumes that suffocate the store.

As a child she said she knew she was overweight and needed to lose weight.

Inspiration comes from everywhere, but for Redefined Dance Company, inspiration comes from music that reflects members’ life experiences.

Glassmap is an application that enables users to find their friends’s locations.

On Saturday, April 7, Hotel San Jose and Jo’s Hot Coffee will host their 13th Annual Easter Pet Parade.

The Dance Repertory Theatre, the Department of Theatre and Dance’s student dance ensemble, will perform four dances throughout the weekend for students, faculty, parents and locals.

Paige prepares for the Sunday marathon with determination, courage and carbo-loading.

The team typically performs multiple days each week for restaurants and birthday parties.

"In improv, the great thing is there’s no such thing as failure,” said captain Colin Bates.

New Invisible Children film "Tony" serves as a call to action for those willing to help.

With the bar set high this year, the Orange Jackets hope they will continue to have just as much success.

When Jim Lawhon began detecting for metal in his backyard more than 15 years ago, he had little piles of dirt where he had found silver and gold coins.

Flying trapeze has been around for more 150 years, but Trapeze Austin only started two years ago. 

Thomas Gu believes it’s the job of the yo-yo artist to come up with his own tricks.

When she’s traveling or just wants a break for her feet, Jessica Nadeau slips on a pair of her Solettos — a comfortable ballet flat designed for emergency situations.

Every Saturday, hungry people file in to the Micah 6 Food Pantry and sit and wait for their food. Others drift toward the sign off to the side that says “clases de ingles gratis,” or free English classes.

Jannifer Wilkins spoke without words, her hands forming a language that Barbie Parker, her interpreter, decoded. Wilkins was born deaf, and has been singing since she was a child; since before she could remember. When asked about music, her hands moved with even greater dexterity exemplifying her passion for the subject.  

Max Tribolet walks around the plane, completing tasks on a tedious list that includes testing the lights and switches in the cockpit, checking the weather and making sure the air space is clear. After finishing this, Tribolet insists that what comes after is actually the simple part — lining up the plane on the runway, getting up to a speed of 55 to 60 mph and taking off.