Joshua Lloyd, a theatre and communication senior, and Clay Singer, a psychology and theatre senior, advanced as part of the final 16 competitors in The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival’s acting […]
Students reach festival finals
Theatre department previews shows
SVSU’s theatre department currently has three productions in the works for the Winter 2019 semester. Opening on Feb. 20 is “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,” a play by […]
Faculty recital provides insight for music students
Norman Wika, the SVSU director of bands, performed various pieces for his faculty recital on Wednesday, Jan. 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the Rhea Miller Recital Hall. Wika put together the repertoire […]
‘You’ is slow, yet satisfying show
If you haven’t heard of Joe Goldberg or Guinevere Beck, you must live under a rock. The Netflix show “You” has been buzzing all over the place for being enticing, creepy and […]
Theatre students perform at Kennedy Center over break
Twenty-one SVSU students traveled to Madison, Wisconsin, to the annual Kennedy Center American College Theatre Region III Festival (KCACTF) from Jan. 8 to Jan. 13. Students were recognized individually for playwriting, acting, […]
New Botz fellows chosen for business internships
At the end of last semester, the newest group of Botz Liberal Arts Fellowship students was announced. The fellowship, named after SVSU alum Jan Botz, allows liberal arts students to use their […]
Staff’s top five failed resolutions
Hannah Beach: It’s been said that you pick up the traits of those you spend the most time with, and that’s where my New Year’s resolution comes in. Two of my closest […]