Posts published in “Arts & Entertainment”

To bee, or not to bee? Senior artist explores insect’s decline

To bee, or not to bee? Senior artist explores insect’s decline

By Victoria Alvarez on March 20, 2019

Small vials line up the table, each filled with either dead honeybees or their favorite sticky, yellow substance. Strategically placed on the wall above them…

Stuck on campus? Here’s how to spend spring break in Orlando

Stuck on campus? Here’s how to spend spring break in Orlando

By Caroline Klouse on March 6, 2019

Dining services ditches plastic for reusable, recyclable containers

Dining services ditches plastic for reusable, recyclable containers

By Christina Oliveira on February 27, 2019

Fred Stone Theater plans in action

Fred Stone Theater plans in action

By Heather Borochaner on February 20, 2019

Artist sheds light on migrants’ struggle

Artist sheds light on migrants’ struggle

By Zoe Pearson on February 20, 2019

Review: Students shine in ‘John Proctor is the Villain’ debut

Review: Students shine in ‘John Proctor is the Villain’ debut

By Anna Murray-Campbell on February 20, 2019

Art piece reimagines America’s complex history with interracial relationships

Art piece reimagines America’s complex history with interracial relationships

By MLEADEN on February 13, 2019

New play explores theatrical classic in #MeToo era

New play explores theatrical classic in #MeToo era

By Anna Murray-Campbell on February 6, 2019

A place for every date: 5 nearby Valentine’s date ideas

A place for every date: 5 nearby Valentine’s date ideas

By Jeanne Amend on February 6, 2019

SGA blends smoothie bar into the gym

SGA blends smoothie bar into the gym

By Hannah Butcher on January 30, 2019