LUKE PONCE FINE ARTS COLUMNIST The student body of Franciscan University, to which so many of my readers belong, is no doubt familiar with a certain near-universal experience particular toContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY STAFF WRITER On April 23 in the Gentile Gallery, the Fine Arts department hosted artist Anthony Visco to illustrate and speak about the effects of Franciscan spirituality onContinue Reading
LUKE PONCE FINE ARTS COLUMNIST If stewardship of a fine arts column has made anything clear to me so far, it’s that my artistic focus toward music is incredibly pronouncedContinue Reading
LUKE PONCE FINE ARTS COLUMNIST A humorous adaptation of a well-known proverb that springs to my mind this Passiontide is “homework springs eternal.” For those of us bogged down inContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY STAFF WRITER On the evening of March 5, Professor Linus Meldrum introduced the artwork of Jean-François Millet, “painter, peasant and Catholic,” as part of a month-long art exhibitionContinue Reading
LUKE PONCE FINE ARTS COLUMNIST The people of the present decade are a feisty bunch. I do not say this as an accusation—nor do I excuse myself from the charge—andContinue Reading
PATRICIA VOIGT FINE ARTS COLUMNIST This very well may be the strangest concept I have ever thought: mathematics and the art of acting are parallels to each other in theirContinue Reading
PATRICIA VOIGT FINE ARTS COLUMNIST Though I have gotten to the point of preferring books, I do love a good movie. Marvel, “The Hunger Games,” “Harry Potter,” classic disney andContinue Reading
PATRICIA VOIGT FINE ARTS COLUMNIST In doing some reading for my thesis, I stumbled across a portion of a lecture from the 1960’s in which the speaker goes into someContinue Reading
PATRICIA VOIGT FINE ARTS COLUMNIST I have been dancing since I was 8 years old. I am a senior theatre major, but I never did musical theatre. Some say thatContinue Reading