In a delicate interplay of movement and meaning, Ballet 5:8 illuminated the timeless truths of love and faith in Markel Auditorium on Sept. 17. Courtesy of the Hillsdale College Professional Artist Series, Chicago’s Ballet 5:8 delivered a performance that was not only visually captivating but also deeply introspective. The Hillsdale College Professional Artist Series brings...
It is crucial students engage and interact with artwork they are researching, according to Assistant Professor of Art Christina Lamb Chakalova. Chakalova organized a trip to the Detroit Institute of Arts for students and faculty on Sept. 16. The DIA has an extensive art collection featuring art from Ancient Mesopotamia to Andy Warhol. “The impetus...
A Donkey Kong onesie costume, raspy voices, and the sounds of “Good 4 U” are typical sights and sounds at a Diet of Worms concert. But some members of this up-and-coming student band say they never would have imagined themselves performing on stage. “Before I got to this campus, I really enjoyed music. I liked...
Live country, rock ‘n’ roll, and Disney music rang through the Grewcock Student Union Friday evening after the annual Concert on the Quad moved inside due to weather obstacles. Fresh Meckleys’ Flavor Fruit Farm donuts, hot Checker Records coffee, picnic blankets, and bright sunflowers transformed the regular lounge into a cozy yet loud and crowded...
The movie “Sound of Freedom” brings viewers face to face with the reality of child trafficking through the story of one man’s amazing journey to rescue its victims. The emotional power of the film helps viewers see the evil of the modern-day slave trade from a human perspective while leaving them with a message of...