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      On April 12 and April 13, Eastern University’s graduating Dance Majors performed their Senior Thesis Dance Concert.  The four graduates were Neeka Skelton, Gabriella Williams, Alexandra Swank and Emily Pastin.  Each of these seniors choreographed a selection of dances.       The first quarter of dances were choreographed by Skelton.  She […]

      Eastern University is lucky enough to have a wide variety of clubs that meet each week on campus.  Joining clubs is a way to meet new people and meet others who share a like passion for the arts.  Eastern’s wide selection of creative arts clubs gives students an opportunity to express their

      Most people think of an art exhibition as an event where people go to engage with and observe the art that is on display, but in reality, the art meets the audience. Art has the power to move people, to transform and to change the world. Even small art shows have a

     Imagine back to the most relaxing, care-free memory you have. Was it on the beach, listening to the waves wash up against the shore? Or perhaps you’re imagining a rainy day cafe with a good book. No sensation can quite match the bliss of grabbing a laptop, hot cup of tea, fuzzy blanket

     Queer Eye is one of many successful Netflix Originals, and has just been renewed for a third season. It features five gay men who travel around the Kansas City area looking to help others. Each of the five men specialize in one thing – Antoni in food, Bobby in interior design, Karamo in

      Eastern University’s production of the Tony Award winning musical Into the Woods was performed March 28-30 in McInnis Auditorium. The musical was written by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine, and directed for Eastern by Michael Covel. The story follows familiar Grimm fairy tale characters, like Cinderella, Jack, and Little Red Riding Hood,

      Movies have, of course, always been things that I have loved and looked forward to ever since I was a kid. From Monsters Inc. to Spider-Man, I grew up with dozens of movies that I found myself constantly re-watching. One movie in particular stood out apart from the rest. Inception, directed by

      I rediscover the art of packing with every break that passes by. It’s an art I learned so long ago I can barely remember, an art that never dies and will never quite leave me. I packed with every house and every state I left behind as a child, with every adventure to

      Witness some of Philadelphia’s true creativity from local artists, poets and performers. Experience the artistic diversity of Philadelphia from the past to present with different types of media. These events are perfect for the college student seeking a new original experience. 1.  Whitman 200: Art and Discovery       This year,

      The famous transgender and African-American soul-singer of the 1960s, Jackie Shane,   passed away on Feb 22 of this year, 2019. Her passing not only robs the world of an extraordinary musician, but an icon to the transgender community as well.       Jackie Shane was born on May 15, 1940