Features & Entertainment
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By Katherine Johnson A new opportunity to help others who are less privileged is now available to students right on campus. The TOMS Shoes Club…
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By Heather Fiore What distinguishes illusion from reality? This is the striking question that boggles the audience’s minds during Tracy Letts’ eerie and atypical play,…
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By Heather Fiore Flip your world upside down. Imagine being 16, illiterate and pregnant with your second child. To top it off, imagine having a…
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By Matthew Walters-Bowen Westminster has sent plenty of talented artists out into the music industry, but this semester an established artist is entering the program.…
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By Audrey Yeager Some students are passionate about sports, some travel and some spend time volunteering. This past semester, Westminster’s arts administration majors reached out…
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By Cathleen Leitch Julie Morcate, a junior English major, has taken her writing outside the classroom. She recently had a review of Memphis, a Broadway…
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By Lisa Henderson It’s not often that a sequel completely blows its preceding film out of the water. Of course, it isn’t surprising that a…
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By Megan O’Connell Westminster faculty members Elem Eley, a baritone, and J.J. Penna, a pianist, have received critical acclaim for their recent recording Drifts and…
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By Amber Cox The FBI was keeping a close eye on a great American composer by going through his trash, clipping newspaper articles about him…
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By Kaitlin MacRae This winter, one Rider student and one graduate are competing for a chance to walk the red carpet at the 82nd Annual…
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Paul Rickert’s “Industrial Visions” depict images of suburban and industrial America. A graduate of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Calif., Rickert uses…
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