Curtains open on Arabian Nights
Erin Mullins, Staff Writer
February 19, 2014
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts, Featured Story
Everything from the rich colors and fabrics that dress the stage to the enchanting costumes will transport the audience from snow-ridden Northern Kentucky to the exotic deserts of Arabia when the curtain goes up in the Corbett Theatre Thursday night. Students and staff have been working for months ...
Updated app puts information within arm’s reach
Erin Mullins, Staff Writer
February 14, 2014
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts, Campus Events
There’s a new buzz all over campus…and it’s coming from people’s phones! The updated version of the NKU app was launched on Wednesday which allows students to have access to their grades, campus information and other handy information all at their fingertips and it appears to be a success. ...
Pop-punk band seizes the day with giant ambitions
Brody Kenny, Staff Writer
February 12, 2014
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts
If Friday Giants have a favorite Latin motto, it's probably “carpe diem.” Their recently released first single, “Live Your Life”, available through their Facebook page, speaks of motivation and empowerment to its listener, and the pop-punk band's members champion those qualities as main insp...
Young musicians build friendships at NKU music program
Brittany Smart, Contributing Writer
February 5, 2014
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts
The summer programs sponsored by NKU’s Music Preparatory Department are teaching musicians of all ages a variety of skills that encourage them to develop their talents and love of the arts. All four programs begin in late June and include the NKU String Project Camp, Summer Music Institute, Mains...
A look into the variety of spring theatre productions
January 30, 2014
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts, Campus Events, Featured Story
The NKU spring theatre line-up will share the power of storytelling with the audience as well as affirm that we all have a desire to be entertained. Michael Hatton, assistant theatre department chair, said the whole season shows “the variety of theatre that exists” and there is something for ev...
“Her” Prioritizing between video games and internet porn
Robert Huelsman, Video Editor
January 22, 2014
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts, Reviews
I like Michael Bay movies. Right about now you are asking what that has to do with “Her.” You are correct in thinking it means absolutely nothing, except that if you take exception to this review, just remember I like Michael Bay movies and my opinion really means nothing. “Her” is not a dystopian type of mo...
Band Symposium gives great experience to aspiring musicians
Brittany Smart, Contributing Writer
January 22, 2014
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts, Campus Events
Applause erupted from the crowd as the 7th Annual Tri-State Band Symposium came to a close with the resounding notes of Edwin Goldman’s “The Chimes of Liberty.” This performance, directed by Brant Karrick and guest conductors, Curtis Essig, and Jeffrey Reed, combined a multitude of different piec...
Photobooth project highlighting the diversity on campus
Nancy Curtis, Arts and Life Editor
October 16, 2013
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts, Campus Events
Walking around campus you might notice some large photos of familiar and unfamiliar faces on the walls. In 2006 a French street artist known as JR, began a new movement that would sweep across the world. What started out as simple portraits on buildings transformed into Inside Out: Project 11m. Th...
New art exhibitions opening this week, dreaming of change
Shelby Rogers, Contributing writer
February 12, 2013
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts
Two new exhibitions will be coming to the NKU Art Galleries on Feb. 14. They will display art in two exhibitions created by current students, NKU alumnae, as well as regional artists. One of the featured exhibitions is curated by Saad Ghosn, Ph.D., an activist for peace and justice as well as a professor...
Kentucky battle comes to life in documentary
Mac Payton, Staff writer
January 31, 2013
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts, Kentucky News
Steve Oldfield and Sean Thomas, graduate students in NKU’s public history program, are making a documentary about a little-known battle of the Civil War that took place in the small town of Augusta, Ky. According to Oldfield, on Sept. 22, 1862, a group of Confederate soldiers came through Augusta...
Criminal justice Ph.D. writes paranormal romance book series
Brook Clifford, Staff writer
January 24, 2013
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts, Featured Story
Jennifer Webster is a woman with two sides—one is an assistant director of integrative studies at Northern Kentucky University with a Ph.D. in criminal justice, while the other is a creative writer with two published books. Webster studied criminal justice and psychology as an undergraduate at East...
Talent show winners belted popular Young the Giant
Nancy Curtis, Staff writer
January 23, 2013
Filed under Arts & Life, Campus Arts, Campus Events
EDITED: The original article spelled first place winner Brian Murray incorrectly. Tuesday night students gathered to enjoy performances from talented classmates in the Homecoming Talent Show sponsored by the Activities Programming Board. The acts took to the stage to impress the panel of judges...