By Shannon Miller Contributing Writer Creative minds across campus are show- casing their Halloween spirit in the Art Department’s second annual Pop-Up Art Show, “Postmortem: Devil’s Night.” On Oct. 28, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., the exhibit will display an array of student art- work in the brick wall…
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By Shannon Miller Contributing Writer Aaron Cooper, a senior theatre major, is presenting a timeless theatre piece that is powerful in theme and presentation at the Rifle Range Theatre on Oct. 26, 27 and 28. The play’s message is universal, analyzing the thoughts and actions of the human experience, and…
By Josie Rerecich Staff Writer The SAL Gallery had a reception for its latest exhibit showcasing the work of Danielle Savarese, a second year MFA student. “Dive In,” featured artwork by Savarese consisting of themes such as the oceans, sea turtles and ocean pollution. Most of Savarese’s works were made…
By Karis Fuller Arts&Entertainment Editor Over summer 2018, discussions were held to merge the music department with the theatre, dance and arts management department. The merger has not been completed and is still under consideration. Dr. James McRoy, director of the wind symphony and professor of music explained his perception…
By Myles Goldman Staff Writer The Horizon Festival is back and more dynamic than ever for the fourth time. Forza is an open-world car racing game series developed by Playground games. Gameplay takes place in a fictional version of the United Kingdom. The Forza series started in 2005 with, “Forza…
By Lauren Beyer Contributing Writer This is a cute, quick craft to start the spooky season off. You’ll only need a spoon, two tissues, a rubber band or hair elastic, and a pen (to add as much detail as desired). First take the spoon handle facing up, and scrunch up…
By Shannon Miller Contributing Writer The fusion of life, art and movement is dance, and Nancy Brier, adjunct professor of dance, reflects this in her creativity on stage and on screen. Her extensive dance background includes international recognition for dance pieces choreographed in the jazz, modern and theater genres. After…
By Andrea Friedman Contributing Writer On Aug. 10, Netflix aired a new original series called, “Insatiable” starring Debby Ryan. Ryan is often associated with Disney Channel due to her previous roles as Bailey on “Suite Life on Deck,” and as the title role on “Jessie.” The show centers around 17-year-old…
By Anand Venigalla Features Editor Seung Lee, professor and director of the Fine Arts program, is curating a new exhibit at the Islip Museum of Art called “Diaspora.” Other artists who are participating in the exhibit include Puneeta Mittal, Eliška Mörsel Greenspoon and Andreas Rentsch. The goal of this exhibit…
By Karis Fuller Arts&Entertainment Editor The discussion of abortion, pro-life and pro-choice isn’t a new. Netflix released the documentary ‘Reversing Roe’ on Sept. 13, days after the Supreme Court discussed the current state of Roe vs. Wade. Documentary directors Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg address the views in support and…