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Student artist to exhibit thesis through femininity
With the recent decisions of the Academic Prioritization Program, students are left wondering what programs will be cut next. For art major Grace Schneider, the
3-D printed clothing redefines the future of the fashion industry, promotes sustainability
As technology advances, fashion finds different ways to create new complex pieces. This evolution was on display with Ruth E. Carter winning her second Oscar
Reviewer strays from usual listening habits, draws inspiration from rap
Normally, I listen to a lot of rock music because I understand it. I can play all the rock-and-roll instruments, and I can write rock
Life’s questions prompt deep personal reflection, encourage living in the “now”
What kind of time do you have to have for it to qualify as the “time of your life?” I mean, we are always hearing
Winter weather leaves plenty of time for good books, personal reflection
Last week’s inclement weather presented me with an opportunity to lock myself in my apartment and do nothing but read books and neglect all my
Reviewers support women-owned breweries in the month of March
We are thrilled to have guest reviewers, the power mother and daughter duo of Julia Geller and Mary Geller, joining us for a special edition
Imperfection outshadows intention in 2014’s “Whiplash”
“There are no two words more harmful in the English language than ‘good job.’” “Whiplash” (2014) is a drama film centered around college freshman Andrew,
“Circle” provides a unique Native sound worth your listen
“Circle” is a compilation album by Keith Secola. It compiles tracks from different smaller releases together into one, 13-song album. Despite the fact that it’s
Meta-fashion continues to grow in popularity
What is Meta-fashion, and what can it mean for the future of fashion? That is a great question that has taken me a long time
Near-silent “Small Mouth Sounds” premieres Friday
The play, featuring only seven performers, is set to premiere on Friday, Feb. 24, in the Colman Theatre after Wednesday and Thursday shows were canceled due to a winter storm. Set at a silent retreat, the play aims to get audiences to contemplate their own thoughts on silence and sound. Due to the small script, the show has challenged actors on their traditional methods of developing a relationship with their characters.