By Shelby Otto A&E Editor   The Marlin and Regina Miller Gallery here at KU recently unveiled its latest installation, “HYPOSTYLE,” by this year’s resident artist, John Cunningham. In his work, Cunningham investigates […]

By Carley Wise Contributing Writer Major changes are on the rise in the art & art history program at KU. Currently, they are in the works of rebranding not only their name […]

By Shelby Otto A&E Section Editor  In light of the Stray Cats’ Lee Rocker’s appearance on Oct. 3, KU Presents! and Sharadin Art Building’s atrium welcomed artist Andy Cappuccio to exhibit his […]

By Donovan Levine Freeform Editor This summer, actress and model Bella Thorne published a book called “The Life Of A Wannabe Mogul: Mental Disarray.” This book was a poetry collection, and a […]

By Raven Shellman Contributing Writer On Sept. 23, the Rohrbach Library Gallery welcomed “Relentless Color” by artist Daniel Egusquiza. The reception was held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., giving guests the opportunity […]

By Raven Shellman Contributing Writer Keegan Buck, a senior double major in Art Education and Ceramics at KU, uses his art to promote the Japanese aesthetic of Wabi-Sabi. Buck currently presents his […]

By Collin Stettler Editor in Chief On  Sept. 30, nearly 30 people gathered in Firefly bookstore on Main St. to hear award-winning musician and historian Dave Kline speak about the history of […]

By Shelby Otto  A&E Editor Greta Thunberg, a 16-year-old Swedish climate activist, encourages school-age students across the globe to join her Climate Strike on Sept. 20.  For those who don’t know who […]

By Shelby Otto  A&E Editor Montgomery County Community College recently opened its own exhibition of KU faculty produced artworks. Not even a year after KU hosted its own biennial show, faculty from […]