By Nickey Siegerman Staff Writer On Nov. 14, the third book from “The Science of Unrequited” series was released, making it the third of four to be released in 2018. After being […]
Review: “Halloween” sequel features modern day twists
By Gabrielle Smith Arts & Entertainment Editor The 2018 continuation of the classic horror film “Halloween” might have discovered the secret to creating a successful horror movie sequel: waiting 40 years. The […]
Review: “Bohemian Rhapsody,” the legacy of a legend
By Gabrielle Smith Arts & Entertainment Editor On Nov. 2, “Bohemian Rhapsody” hit theaters. The movie follows the story of the famous British rock band Queen and their unique frontman Freddie Mercury, […]
Profile: Linda Aragon
By Shelby Otto Staff Writer KU senior studio art major, Linda Aragon, who has a concentration in painting, strives to set herself apart in today’s contemporary art scene. Between October and November, Aragon […]
Review: The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
By Gabrielle Smith Arts & Entertainment Editor On Oct. 26, “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” was released on Netflix. The 10-episode series is a modern, dark twist on the ‘90s television show […]
Nomadic artist and scholar, Rashayla Marie Brown, gives lecture at KU
By Shelby Otto Staff Writer Artist and scholar, Rashayla Marie Brown, is a diverse artist and academic who pursues creative processes through an exploration of both individual and societal self. Brown led a lecture geared toward art and […]
Review of “Dear Beautiful Woman” by Erica Smith
Donovan Levine Staff Writer Books tend to reflect and illustrate the values of the times they were written in. There are several examples of this sort of trend, and “Dear Beautiful Woman” is another powerful illustration of a […]
“Hexhibition” merges traditional and modern
By Donovan Levine Staff Writer From rosettes to barn symbols to 20-pointed stars, the Hexhibition at Kutztown’s Eckhaus Gallery personifies the lively culture of the Pennsylvania Dutch and the history of the […]
Review: “The Hate U Give” is a social necessity
By Emma Brenner Contributing Writer On Oct. 19, the movie “The Hate U Give” entered theaters all across the United States. Screenplay writer Audrey Wells adapted the film’s story from the novel […]
Professor Jeffrey Voccola to publish first novel
By Nickey Siegerman Staff Writer Six years after well-liked writing professor, Jeffrey Voccola, joined the KU faculty, his novel “Kings Row” is to be published next fall. Voccola opened up about his recent […]
