Arts Spotlight: Get to know the Arts Club
Arts NC State is shining our spotlight on student art organizations. Meet the Arts Club: a student-run arts-based organization that is thriving during the pandemic.
Arts NC State is shining our spotlight on student art organizations. Meet the Arts Club: a student-run arts-based organization that is thriving during the pandemic.
We continue our Get to Know Us series with an interview of Rahul Bhat, NC State senior, psychology major, Arts NC State intern, guitarist, and so much more…
Meet LilyGrace Wolfe, a senior communication media major who is a member of the State Dance Company and a student ambassador for our Dance Program.
Cole Nash – a senior double-majoring in physics and applied math – knew that he wanted to be involved in music, but never thought his career trajectory would change from becoming a physics professor to performing as an opera singer.
Last week, University Theatre produced the winning play for the 2015 Creative Artist Award: INK by student Will Stewart. Read the Technician’s review of INK here. Our Arts Outreach Student Asst. Areon Mobasher asked Will
Photo Credit: Curtis Brown Photography Doug Wright, president of the Dramatists guild, comments on the recent controversies at Clarion University where a playwright has pulled the rights to a show for not agreeing with
The summer that validated my existence… By Kimberlin Torain (Photo credit to Paul Fox. Top row from L to R: Rob, Liz, Zach, Becca, Will. Bottom row from L to Right: Anna, Nate, Kimberlin) As
In addition to traditionally selecting a student’s work to be a part of its permanent collection, ARTS NC STATE provided the opportunity for NC State students to submit their artwork to be viewed and purchased by
Imagine an astrophysics major taking a creative writing course. It may be hard to picture it, but surprisingly and often enough, this sort of scenario exists! It’s not uncommon for students to have some profound
When comparing dance to sports, there’s often this misconception that the injuries acquired from dance are not as serious as sports injuries. Suzanne Matthews, CEO of Soutenu Dancewear, wants people to recognize the reality that