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Chloe Thompson, Hannah Waltz, Jan Laskowski and Mary Newenhisen are four of the twelve contributors to the senior art show.

‘Now That You’re Here’ overcomes social distancing


Liz Wilson (’16), Sharon Vargo and Jessica Baide (’16) talk to students about using art for their careers.

Art symposium prepares students for the real world


Professors of Music Leon Harshenin and Christopher Bade perform together in “Romance without Words.”

Faculty recital uses music to express emotion


Members of the Gospel Choir performed black gospel music and Carribbean songs

Gospel Choir collects cans for a good cause


Benedict, played by senior John Broda, teases Beatrice, played by junior Madeline Logan.

‘Much Ado’ shows romance is possible in war


The creators of “The One” work on character design options.

Students compete in a war of parallel worlds


Olivia Harmony performs at the Oct. 18 music night at The Bridge.

Local coffee shop uses music to create community


Gallery curator Jeremie Riggleman sets up the new exhibit.

‘The Beautiful’ is more than just skin deep


Pierce Church in Upland is helping musicians write songs creatively.

Songwriter shares the art of making music in Upland


Guest singer Maegan Pollanias and pianist Nina Lee cover a sample of Caribbean art songs composed by Dominique Le Gendre.

Guest singer shares rich Caribbean culture with students



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