Arts and Culture

“Lioness” is a 2008 documentary that explores the stories of the first women in U.S. history to be sent into direct ground combat.

Film Editor AJ Rubinetti highlights the new eatery and some of its most popular treats.

This event solely featured pieces by female composers to honor them and promote diversity in the orchestral industry.

While the low turnout was surely disappointing for The Crew, the issue may be something simply out of their control.

The Wind Ensemble has been invited to perform at the World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles (WASBE) Conference in Prague, Czech Republic, this summer.

On Feb. 24, students stood in line outside Trabant's Multipurpose Room for up to five hours to hear Steve Burns share his advice regarding asking for help when it is needed.

The RSO’s purpose is to provide a space to discuss books and connect people who share an interest in literature.

The read-in took place virtually on Feb. 15 at 6 p.m. and was hosted by Délice Williams, associate director of composition and assistant professor of English, Tiffany Probasco, a faculty member in the Department of English and Yolanda Green, the Literature and Africana Studies Librarian at Morris Library.

Roger Horowitz, a history professor at the university, gave a glimpse into his hands-on, semester-long class on Feb. 10, during a Zoom webinar titled “Talking African American History: a Student and Community project.” 

An increase in natural disasters not only poses a threat to people and wildlife, but to cultural heritage.