The 53rd Annual Juried Art Gallery opened Nov. 7. The exhibit features art made by students of various backgrounds, judged by an outside juror. This year’s juror was Brian Harper, associate professor...
Inspired by the writings of Jason Reynolds, I wrote a poem for an elementary education class last semester. I couldn’t decide whether to be embarrassed or proud of it — I think I settled on a...
The student-run art magazine, Candid, is planned to release at the end of the Fall 2022 semester. Candid is an art-feature magazine run by students in the art department on campus.
Ashley Staib, Editor-in-Chief...
Editor’s Note: This story contains explicit language and content.
Roars and cheers could be heard across campus as hundreds of students gathered in the hot, beaming sun to watch Sister Cindy’s presentation...
The Kleymeyer Hall of Presidents on the fourth floor of David L. Rice library closed after a water leak was discovered in the ceiling and a patch of the ceiling came down.
Marna Hostetler, director...
¡Hola! After getting to know me through my introduction article, I hope you will join me for a deeper look into what I have been up to for the past few weeks. My main goal for this first month is to really...
Correction: The name of the gallery is “Love is a Gift that is Surely Handmade.”
The expression of love in creative outlets has been present for centuries in many cultures. Students can now see...
Josh Meredith, Chief photo editor
• November 4, 2021
University alumna Katherine Watts spoke in the Performance Center Oct. 21, 2021, on her traveling art show “-rhiza,” an exhibition on the relationship between nature and humans.
“-riza”...
It took Livia Alexander her whole life to get to the level of painting she is at now.
Alexander curated her “Mortal Flesh” exhibit as part of the Efroymson Bridge Year Fellowship which allows a...
Weaving her way through the sardine-packed bodies at the 47th annual Juried Student Art Exhibition, Claire Wright exited the awards ceremony.
Convinced she would not win any awards on her photo, Wright...
Abigail Stanley
Renda Morton clicked her computer and a picture of a mess of scribbles appeared on the screen.
“This is how the creative process starts,” Morton said addressing her audience in Kleymeyer...
I am a poser.
By society’s standards of what a true fan is supposed to be, I am a cheap cardboard imitation, trying hard to act enthused as others passionately talk about the latest “Grey’s Anatomy”...
