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Philip Krinsky is a senior BFA performance major.

Through the lens of a theatre major

Gavin Colton, Reporter February 26, 2015

From photographs featured in local exhibits to sharing screen time with stars like Don Cheadle and Patrick Wilson, Philip Krinsky has explored a plethora of avenues throughout his time at NKU. Krinsky,...

Funds from Rocky Horror Show to Benefit the Center Stage Players’ 307 Series Projects

Lizzie Kibler, Assistant Arts and Life Editor February 13, 2015

“I nearly passed out,” Center Stage Players treasurer, Jennifer Rhodenhiser said after she found out the amount of money raised after the Rocky Horror Picture Show fundraising event. Rhodenhiser was...

Photo of artwork by Rachel Harpe from Wallaces fall 2012 class responding to poem 1099 My Cocoon Tightens-Colors tease.

Emily Dickinson fest set to showcase the works of famous poet and students

Matt Spaulding, Arts and Life Editor February 11, 2015

Starting Thursday in the Eva G. Farris Reading Room of Steely Library, NKU will host its first Emily Dickinson Arts Fest. “It really started in ‘94 with an art student who was in my Moby Dick class,”...

Dan Gerhardt (left) and Tony Miorano (right) trade cards in between rounds.

Two-headed games fun place to play magic: the gathering

Mac Payton, Reporter February 11, 2015

Claudio Rodriguez sat across the table from his friend, Michael Rupert, smirking. “This is what you do in Magic — you psych your opponent out,” Rodriquez said, after smack-talking Rupert as their...

Hogg started playing saxophone after originally wanting to play drums.

Jazz instructor shares his music passion with students

Matt Spaulding, Arts and Life Editor February 5, 2015

In a cluttered room on the third floor of the Fine Arts building, William Brian Hogg sits in his office recounting his trip last summer to France with several students. “We did a lot of firsts,” Hogg...

Professor memorializes the dead through ‘Dogma’

Kelsey Bungenstock, Contributor February 4, 2015

With his recent sabbatical exhibition, Associate Sculpting Professor Stephen Finke gives the phrase ‘bringing art to life’ a whole new meaning. As part of a yearly showcasing of artwork created...

Faculty art exhibit attempts to bring students together

Matt Jent, Reporter January 15, 2015

Visual art can take many forms. It can be as conventional as a painting or as abstract as a sculpture made out of found objects. This holds true in the upcoming staff visual art gallery, where artwork...

 King’s Island haunts NKU students

King’s Island haunts NKU students

Lizzie Kibler, Reporter October 29, 2014

Most college students find themselves ducking behind cash registers or driving around in a pizza delivery car. However, some NKU students have landed a job scaring customers at King's Island's Halloween...

Interview with a Vampire: a closer look into USS Nightmare

Brittany Smart, Reporter October 29, 2014

NKU student Julia Brockman has found a family that scares together and stays together. “On the boat, we consider ourselves a family,” Brockman said. “Last year I was new so it was kind of awkward...

Cast of The Wedding Singer.

A night with “The Wedding Singer”

Eriin Mullins, Reporter October 24, 2014

If you’re lucky, you experience something in your life that lingers with you and for a moment, you are both honored to have witnessed it and saddened that it's over. That was exactly how I felt when...

 Senior Noah Berry as Robbie Hart with freshman Xander Wells as Sammy and sophomore Taylor Greatbatch as George

Romantic comedy classic takes NKU’s stage

Nancy Curtis, Editor-In-Chief October 22, 2014

The theatre department’s second show of the season is bringing a comedy classic to the stage. “The Wedding Singer,” based on the film starring Adam Sandler, takes the comedy and puts it to original...

A trainer helps a bird pose for a photo at the Cincinnati Zoo. Evan Sgouris took this photo as a means of documenting his experience with Sartore.

Students learn firsthand from world-famous National Geographic photographer

Kevin Schultz, Digital Projects Manager October 22, 2014

Have you seen the large canvases flying high on building sides across campus? The ones showing a litter of baby coyotes, a group of African wild dogs and a pair of Golden snub-nosed monkeys? A pair of...

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