For their final production of the year, Theatre NDSU decided to tackle a difficult subject: faith. “The Christians” is a new play by Lucas Hnath “Oh, Most Holy Play”
Author: Paige Johnson
Paige is currently a contributing writer for The Spectrum. Formerly, she was the Arts & Entertainment editor and a staff writer. She enjoys visiting art museums, seeing theatrical productions and long walks in the park.
Fuzzy Wuzzy was a Horse
The annual Fuzzy Wuzzy Horse Show will again give students the chance to show their horses before the season begins. The main event will begin “Fuzzy Wuzzy was a Horse”
Blast from the Past
Load up the Volkswagen Bugs, kids, because this Saturday is Record Store Day. In its 9th year, Record Store Day celebrates the independent record stores. “Blast from the Past”
Night at the Rourke Museum
College night is back at the Rourke Art Museum, starting at 7 p.m. Friday. All college students, faculty and staff are encouraged to enjoy free “Night at the Rourke Museum”
From Newport Beach to Fargo
After a five-year hiatus, award-winning comedian David Cross is once again on tour and is coming to perform at the Fargo Theatre on April 30. “From Newport Beach to Fargo”
Selections from Female Poets
Byron, Shakespeare, Poe. Whitman, Frost, Tennyson. These names are often thought of in regards to remarkable poetry, and while these men are incredible poets, the works “Selections from Female Poets”
Simple Designs Elicit Emotion, Interest in Gallery
This past week, the Memorial Union Gallery opened a show with the latest in modern art. These pieces are piquing the interest of students and community “Simple Designs Elicit Emotion, Interest in Gallery”
A Sweet, Sweet New
This April and May, Theatre B will fulfill its promise to “rearrange the furniture of your mind.” Joining the ranks of its experimental pieces is “The Sweet “A Sweet, Sweet New”