Creating a connection to nature
Emma Corry, Features Editor
January 14, 2020
Bridget Eckerle is a different kind of art major. The senior public relations and advertising and studio art major said she wants to do gallery work that showcases other people’s art instead of her own. She had the chance when she became a 2019 James Sanders Fellow. Eckerle curated an exhibit,...
USI discontinues New Harmony Theatre program
Riley Guerzini, Editor-in-Chief
November 26, 2019
The university is ending the New Harmony Theatre program after 32 years. A statement from the university said dwindling audiences and reduced charitable giving has put the program in a deficit. Attempts to turn the program around has been unsuccessful according to the university. A...
Confined: A true Victorian experience reception coming soon
Rhonda Wheeler, News Editor
November 5, 2019
USI students senior journalism and photography majors Megan Thorne and senior photography major Dara Turner put together Confined: A true Victorian experience, follows the story of three women; Mary Jeffries, Adeline Tanner and Jane Doyle in the mid to late 1800s. This allows the viewer to take a tri...
Global Crossroads festival to return
Abby Sink, Staff Writer
October 16, 2018
The Global Crossroads festival put on by the university and Historic New Harmony will return for the fifth year in a row from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Oct. 27 in New Harmony. Attendees will experience a celebration of diverse cultures through many mediums including live music, food, dances and more. ...
Conference to feature contemporary Spanish theater
Sarah Rogers, Features Editor
October 3, 2018
David Hitchcock said there is so much more to Spain than "Don Quixote" and flamingo dancers. The Associate Professor of Spanish began planning the “New Harmony International Conference on Contemporary Spanish Theater: Stages of Utopia, Dystopia and Myopia” two years ago with the help from all four co...
Festival embraces world cultures
Jeana Everhart, Staff Writer
October 17, 2017
The Ribeyre Center was filled with the smell of food as people walked around the tables placed at every turn, admiring the display of decorative masks, trinkets, and bags. Women in bright colored shirts danced energetically to the music, celebrating their culture. The annual Global Crossroads Festiv...
Student work featured in ‘Robot Invasion’
Gabi Wy, Features Editor
December 8, 2016
Katelyn Ryder didn’t know where her fellow Resident Assistants were taking her when they said they were going on a trip. “They abducted me in a staff meeting,” the senior art and psychology double major said. “They took me to New Harmony to see my art on display for the first time. It was prec...
Celebrating diversity
Megan Thorne, Opinion Editor
October 19, 2016
Although Neeru Tindoni was born and raised in London, England she never lost her Indian roots. Tindoni has been dancing since she was young and has always incorporated her North Indian culture into her dance. “(Dance) is a natural part of the Indian culture,” she said. “You can’t avoid it.”...
New Harmony shines ‘under the beams’
Megan Thorne, Features Editor
February 18, 2016
Grammy-nominated blues singer Ruthie Foster will perform in the Murphy Auditorium in New Harmony as part of Under the Beams series.
Connecting cultures
Amelia Peterson
November 11, 2015
Prompted by a roaring crowd calling for an encore in both English and Spanish, nine members of Mariachi Flor de Toloache walked back onstage to perform a final song for the night. As the all-female mariachi band played “El Mariachi Loco,” the audience danced and cheered. Performer Sandra Soto Silva dan...
’50 Shades of Clay’ open to public
Nick Leighty
October 26, 2015
Beginning October 31 and ending December 18, the New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art will be hold an exhibition titled “50 Shades of Clay.” With the theme taken from “50 Shades of Grey,” the exhibition is free and open to the public. The event will feature national and regional artists su...
New Harmony, USI collaboration continues to grow
August 20, 2014
Rachel Eickhoff stepped foot into a cellar that had been buried beneath the Earth for over a century this summer. During an archaeological dig in New Harmony, a group of USI students -- and two from UE -- excavated the underground remnants of what is known as Dormitory One. The dormitory ‘s foundation...