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New Faculty Member Brings Change to Drury Theatre Department
New Faculty Member Brings Change to Drury Theatre Department Campus News, Community September 16, 2021, by staffwriter 1 Drury graduate Justin Gannaway accepts teaching position and jumps into directing shows The Drury University theatre department continues to provide quality theatrical performances to the university community despite the obstacles it has been forced to overcome throughout the pandemic.
The Oscars Must Go On: Breaks from Tradition and New Fashion
The Oscars Must Go On: Breaks from Tradition and New Fashion Lifestyle May 11, 2021, by Marissa Mayfield 4 The Oscars Must Go On One of the oldest sayings in the theatrical world is simple: the show must go on. This year’s Oscars is the poster child for that saying, bringing the top names in the entertainment industry together to celebrate the hard work and great projects that have been completed in one of the most harrowing years in history.
Food DUdes: The Mirror reviews sweet summer treats
As the weather warms and cools, in true Missouri fashion, The Mirror staff took it upon ourselves to search out the perfect summer-time treats. That way, when the warm weather sticks, you’ll be prepared to make the most of it. We kept our choices down only four options: Sweet Emotion, Papaw’s Kookies & Kream Ice Cream Parlor, Socie-Tea and Pineapple Whip. Sweet Emotion Photo via Sweet Emotion SGF Facebook page Julia This week, I tried Springfield’s newest ice cream shop, Sweet Emotion.
Upcoming English Symposium: Drury’s English department celebrates achievements and presents new material
Upcoming English Symposium: Drury’s English department celebrates achievements and presents new material Campus News, Community April 12, 2021, by staffwriter 19 April 21 marks the day of the English symposium here at Drury, an opportunity for students involved in literature, writing and publishing to showcase their work and experience that of others.
A Painting Can Be a Place: Todd Lowery, Professor of Fine Art, discusses his artistic journey
A Painting Can Be a Place: Todd Lowery, Professor of Fine Art, discusses his artistic journey Campus News, Community March 29, 2021, by staffwriter 5 The art faculty office was filled first with the refreshing sound of a soda can cracking open as Drury professor Todd Lowery prepared to talk about his most recent exhibition in the Pool Arts Center, entitled “Boundaries | Blocks | Borders.” The first piece of advice the jovial artist had to offer was an advocation for the brilliant invention...
March First Friday Art Walk: A Drury student’s experience
March First Friday Art Walk: A Drury student’s experience Community March 15, 2021, by staffwriter 7 First Friday Art Walk logo The first Friday of every month is an important date on the calendar of anyone interested in local arts. Hosted and sponsored by the Springfield Regional Arts Council (SRAC), First Friday Art Walk features many destinations for the exploration of visual and performing arts; here are some of the hotspots.
The Enduring Arts: how to experience art during the pandemic:
The Enduring Arts: how to experience art during the pandemic: Community, Lifestyle March 9, 2021, by staffwriter 2 Fallout from the Coronavirus pandemic has permeated every aspect of life, from the essential issues of healthcare, livelihood and safety to more nuanced problems such as the inability of many arts communities to operate as normal. Despite the odds, however, there are many ways to experience and support community arts every day.
Pool Arts Center: Say Their Names Black Lives Matter exhibition and silent auction honors victims of systemic racism
Pool Arts Center: Say Their Names Black Lives Matter exhibition and silent auction honors victims of systemic racism Campus News, Community February 22, 2021, by staffwriter 2 In difficult times, the arts community at Drury University continues to cultivate an environment in which all voices can be heard.
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