by Victoria | Feb 20, 2018 | Arts, General, Student Life
I’m really … not an “artistic” person. This is just a fact about myself. I remember back in middle school, when “art” was a mandatory course I had to take, I absolutely hated it for the longest time. But then I started to really enjoy it again. And I think it’s...
by Cheryl | Oct 23, 2017 | Arts, General, Humanities
English classes often include literary classics such as The Great Gatsby, 1984, Lord of the Flies, and Pride and Prejudice on the syllabus. Though I usually enjoyed these books and studying them in school, the two attributes I always associated with them were: old and...
by Cheryl | Sep 29, 2017 | Arts, Humanities
For many aspiring artists, especially those plugged into the online art community, October means Inktober! Inktober is a month-long event created by Jake Parker which challenges artists to create 31 ink drawings in 31 days. Even if you wouldn’t call yourself an...
by Kate | Aug 23, 2017 | Arts, General, Student Life
When you make the transition to university, one of the best resources that becomes available to you is the campus library system. Most universities have multiple libraries with extensive collections and generous hours of operation; the libraries at my school, the...
by Kate | Aug 16, 2017 | Arts, Back to School, General, High school, Humanities, Student Life
A few weeks ago, I shared some book selections for students nervous about the transition to university. However, with the start of a school year so close, students who are returning to high school might also want to get their minds back into an academic mode with some...
by Nathan | Aug 4, 2017 | Arts, Music
In a society focused on the latest technology, dance crazes, and what is trending on social media, it is easily understood why so many believe the art of classical music is in many ways irrelevant. However, with more music being produced in today’s era than ever...
