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Guests pondered the meaning behind William Mudds Ugly Boy.

GALLERY: A look into the senior art projects

Michael Stegner , Reporter
December 6, 2016
A worker welds to the steel framing of the HIC building.

A look inside the HIC construction zone

Michael Stegner, Reporter
December 6, 2016
Made up of painters, sculptors, photographers, and an array of artistic visionaries, the nine seniors’ final portfolios cover a variety of themes.

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The giant life-like sculpture of an elephant was the centerpiece of Poynters display.

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After the opening reception, guests mingled and enjoyed the conversation that the art had evoked.

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Benny Poynter created replicas of endangered species for his final exhibition.

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“Ugly Boy” projects the feelings of how being in your early 20s feels, according to Mudd.

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Out of My Comforst Zone by Herman, represents how he find himself in nature.

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WNKU’s Catfish Ball honors past rock stars with a tribute concert

WNKU’s Catfish Ball honors past rock stars with a tribute concert

Michael Stegner , Reporter
October 26, 2016
Though they’re students in the School of the Arts, many actors in the performance “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” have never actually picked up an instrument.

Music, theatre students work side by side for “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”

Michael Stegner , Reporter
October 24, 2016
Huntington hard rockers Ona put on an incredible performance for their fans at the WNKU stage at MidPoint Music Festival this year.

GALLERY: WNKU showcases commitment to local music at MidPoint

Michael Stegner , Contributor
September 27, 2016
The crowd is excited to hear The James Hunter Six perform this year at MPMF.

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Cincinnati, Ohio based PUBLIC is a pop/rock trio of three men, who was rocking the crowd.

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Huntington hard rockers Ona put on an incredible performance for their fans at the WNKU stage at MidPoint Music Festival this year.

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Local punk band, Leggy, performs on the Elis BBQ sponsored stage that was free to the public.

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Folk rockers Cereus Bright combine many different sounds into their modern indie musical performance on the YMCA stage at MidPoint Music Festival this year.

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Folk rockers Cereus Bright combine many different sounds into their modern indie musical performance on the YMCA stage at MidPoint Music Festival this year.

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Sycamore street is converted into a market two blocks long with food trucks, beer booths and merchandise from all sorts of local vendors.

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Sycamore street is converted into a market two blocks long with food trucks, beer booths and merchandise from all sorts of local vendors.

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The main two stages at MPMF this year sat in an empty parking lot in between Sycamore and Broadway.

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Two students pose at the platform 9 3/4 entrance at the train station in London.

Harry Potter course charms NKU students abroad

Michael Stegner , Contributor
September 13, 2016
Orchards are a local band performing at Midpoint Music Festival this year. They will play Sunday night at Maudies.

Meet indie-rock trio Orchards

Michael Stegner, Contributor
September 21, 2015
NKU String Project provides a musical future for youth

NKU String Project provides a musical future for youth

Michael Stegner, Contributing Writer
September 2, 2015
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