The Art of Tattoos: Pain and permanence
Lindsey Laverty It has been three years this past August since I have felt the pain of needle to skin. And it will be four years this November that I will have…
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EU Holds Annual Fine Arts Festival- An enchanting evening
Eliza Brown Oct. 7 marked Eastern’s annual Fine Arts Festival, and it was an evening of celebration for students and alumni alike. Dance major Hannah Brumbach wasted no time kicking the evening…
“Sully:” A Film to be Cherished
Jared Maier On Jan. 15, 2009, 100 seconds after leaving LaGuardia Airport, U.S. Airways Flight 1549 lost both of its engines at a lower altitude than any other jet in history. Two-hundred…
The 2016 Emmys: racist, sexist and awkward?
Billy Faulkner Once again the “diverse” Emmy Awards were upon us, and oh, what a mess they turned out to be! Hosted by the inferior Jimmy Kimmel, we had an incredibly large…
Spoken Word by David Seldow Wins EU’s Got Talent
Hannah Anderson When people hear the word “art” they often think of tangible mediums; they think of paintings, sculptures and drawings rather than other expressions of creativity, such as acting and writing.…
EU Theater Welcomes New Faculty
The Eastern theater program experienced significant heartache last academic year when Jenny Tibbels resigned from her position as theater director. While her time of two years here was brief, Professor…
The Art of Grief
Hector Davila Have you ever asked yourself what good comes from grieving? Or perhaps you’ve wondered why our hearts may need a little sorrow once in a while. Honestly, these are minor…
“Broken” Moves Audiences at EU
On Friday, Sept. 23, alumni Kevin Monaghan (‘10) witnessed the first performance of his show “Broken,” which he describes as “a musical theater song cycle that focuses on the topic…
Beauty, Busyness and Philly Art
Jordan Kolb The semester has just begun, and already I am in “rush mode.” Texts must be read; papers must be written; people must be e-mailed; meetings must be attended. So why…
Respecting the Art of Photography
Matt Wolek I think there is a tipping point in the world of photography where the photo goes from being a snapshot to being a picture that encapsulates not just a moment,…