Mental Illness and the Arts The case of Shelley Duvall
Mental health is a very common yet complicated issue. Sylvia Plath wrote her only novel about it, a […]
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The Visionary Behind EU’s Visual Arts Club
The world is his stage. He simply selects which parts of the world to highlight. The cast are
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An Afternoon of Orthodox Psalms and Hymns
On Sunday afternoon, Nov. 6, the walls of the McInnis Auditorium echoed with the uniquely beautiful sound of
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Hark Ye to the Words of the Bard!
The recent decision to award Bob Dylan with the Nobel Prize in Literature has renewed vigorous debate over
Music Legend Bob Dylan Awarded Nobel Prize in Literature
Conversation has exploded after the inspirational Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize in Literature “for having created new
Student Spotlight: Fine Artist Jacob Dockery
Jacob Dockery is a biochemistry student at Eastern University who will be graduating this upcoming May. If you
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Presenting “Waiting for Lefty:” Seeking unity amidst political turmoil
I sat down for a conversation with Kathryn Notley, who plays Florrie in Eastern’s upcoming production of “Waiting for Lefty.” Brown:
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An Evening of Revival at Conquer the Night
Sometimes my soul gets dusty. Worship music no longer moves me; prayers are no longer my first resort
Movie Review: “The Girl on the Train”
I believe there is a lot to be desired when a novel is adapted for the big screen. Sometimes
Confessions of a Worship Leader
I grew up in a family of musicians. My parents, both devout Christians, taught me and my five siblings