Adrian College’s performance of “Titus Andronicus” played in Downs Hall Threatre from April 11 to April 14. “I really like the atmosphere that Downs Theatre has, both as an actor and a spectator,” said senior Teddy Drusell. “When I go to see a show, I feel like I am in the middle of the...
Last Thursday at noon, the Institute of Ethics hosted its final Brown Bag presentation of the semester, which focused on “Ethics and Social Media.” “Social media is integration of technology, social interaction, words, photos and video,” said the presenter of the program, Janet Creque, the web content editor for the public relations office. Some...
Last week, from April 9-13, Adrian College students participated in Community Outreach Week (C.O.W.). “It’s an event where we get students involved to help around the community,” said senior Heather Muylle. Muylle is currently interning for the student activities office, and one of her responsibilities was to organize C.O.W. “I personally think it’s a...
The Senior Art Exhibit in Shipman Library will be available to view for students, faculty, staff, and the community until the end of the school year. This is the chance for seniors to display their four years of masterpieces they’ve created as an artist, whether it is photography, oil painting, pottery, or sketches. Every...
On March 6 at 7:30 p.m., senior Daniel Martin Morency performed his senior voice recital in Dawson Auditorium. Morency sang pieces in different languages, time periods, and genres. Morency started his recital off with two songs from “The Songs of Travel” by R. Vaughan Williams. The first was entitled “Bright is the Ring of...
Various works of art are on display in Mahan over the course of the month until April 15. There are many types of media displayed in this show, including drawings, paintings, prints, and sculptures. Select students were invited to display their work in the hallways of Mahan, based on their performance over the course...
The Small Business Association of Michigan (SBAM) has recently partnered with Intern in Michigan as a means to connect college graduates with employment opportunities. “From what I know at this point, the Small Business Association of Michigan is focused on servicing the needs of the small business community,” Janna D’Amico, the director of career...
Yesterday at noon in Knight Auditorium, The George Romney Institute for Law and Public Policy hosted Heidi Boghosian. Boghosian is the Director of the National Lawyers Guild, and a graduate of Brown University, Boston University, and Temple University for Law. She also hosts a radio show titled “Law and Disorder” in New York City....
On March 29-30; Feminist Empowerment Movement (FEM) hosted their third annual Vagina Monologues. The monologues are part of a nationwide campaign every year that aims to bring awareness to what is happening to women all across the world. The monologues cover a variety of different topics including rape, genital mutilation, giving birth, and men....
Adrian College is an institution founded on tradition. One of its most recent customs has been Ribbons of Excellence Day, held every spring semester. The Ribbons of Excellence are five categories or “ribbons” – developing creativity, caring for humanity and the world, learning throughout a lifetime, thinking critically, and crossing boundaries and disciplines –...