While the semester may be ending, those staying in Fargo-Moorhead over the holiday season and break will still have plenty to do in theatre, music, art and more. Theatre: ‘I Will Not Go Gently’ Theatre B’s 15th season continues…
PHOTO BY TYREL IRON EYES | THE SPECTRUM On Saturday, Dec. 2, KNDS, NDSU’s college radio station, hosted the KNDS Block Party in the Great Plains Ballroom of the Memorial Union. Featuring local bands Free Truman and Revelsound, Rochester-based…
On Thursday, Nov. 30, Theatre NDSU opened their second show of the season, “How I Learned to Drive,” in the intimate Walsh Studio Theatre. Paula Vogel’s 1997 play, set in the late ’60s to early ’70s, is a drama…
Arts & Entertainment, Visual Arts
Answering Four Different Questions, Four Different Ways
Nov 30, 2017, 8:30 AM 0
Displaying photographs, an installation, dress designs and abstract paintings, the Fall 2017 Baccalaureate Exhibition at the Memorial Union Gallery highlights the diverse talents of graduating North Dakota State students. The exhibition is a biannual event that features the culminating…
Arts & Entertainment, Books
Editor’s Choice: Give Thanks for Books (and Family)
Nov 20, 2017, 8:30 AM 0
Thanksgiving is a time for many things: remembering our past, reminding ourselves of what we’re thankful for and, of course, family. If we lived in a Norman Rockwell painting, maybe our families would be perfect. Yet, sometimes you just…
America’s fascination with the worst of the worst has permeated popular culture in film (“Silence of the Lambs” (1991)), television (CBS’s “Criminal Minds”) and literature (“In Cold Blood” by Truman Capote) since the term “serial killer” was coined in the…
A new nonprofit and an established local icon have partnered for the inaugural North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival. Established in March of this year, The Human Family strives to bring attention to the international issue of human rights….
A revolutionary new wave of theatre is heading to North Dakota State’s campus next summer. Known as Theatre for the Very Young Audiences (TVYA), the theatre program is directed toward children ages 18 months to 4 years old. Jess…
From recitals to rehearsals, vocal warm-ups to visual critiques, the life of a performing and visual arts student is academically diverse. “Day in the Life,” a Spectrum series, shines light on these students and the arts programs at NDSU….
Arts & Entertainment, Theater
Theatre NDSU Talks Climate Change in Upcoming Program
Nov 6, 2017, 8:30 AM 1
In 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson’s advisory committee on science and technology warned the president about the increasing accumulation of carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere. Johnson, in an address to Congress on Feb. 8, 1965, said, “This generation has…