Exhibit captures mythology, reality
Emma Corry, Features Editor
February 25, 2020
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 postgraduate student to spend a year making art. The exhibit is made of several paintings created by...
Standing ovation for ‘Standing on My Knees’
Austin Lewis, Staff Writer
March 27, 2018
Sydni Abel Anxiety, joy, suspense and worry were just four of the emotions I felt while viewing the student directed play produced at the university, “Standing on my Knees.” The play is about Catherine (Kaitlyn Kearschner) who is a poet who suffers from schizophrenia. After being releas...
Controlled starvation
Maxywell Carlton, Staff Writer
March 14, 2017
Dieting has affected most people at one time or another. Whether someone aspires to lose weight or to gain a certain amount of muscle, their diet is affected and manipulated to achieve these results. With spring break just coming to a close, the gym was a popular spot for many people...
‘Part of me, but not all of me’
Gabi Wy, News Editor
April 6, 2016
At the age of 11, Patience Fehribach was lost. She slept too much and lacked the energy to attend school. Doctors diagnosed her with depression, but as a young girl, she had trouble making sense of it all. “You go through spells,” the senior nursing major said. “I recognized (severe depression) not ...
