Ben McCullough

Bates Gallery hosted "Fragile" by graduate students Darrin Simmons and Whitney Timbrook. The "Fragile" gallery was based around sculptures and a few paintings.

Abby Horner and Sydney Moore displayed their works in Edinboro's Bates Gallery, holding a reception on Oct. 22.

A review of Kanye West's ninth studio album, "Jesus is King," released on October 25th.

Ceramic and sculpture work from Monica Hewryk was displayed in Bates Gallery.

The lyrics throughout the album embody what hardcore is all about: a violent, pissed off, unwillingness to assimilate — being yourself regardless of those who live to tear you down.

Writer Ben McCullough looks at Grimes' new song, "Violence."

Metals Club art students displayed their work at Bates Gallery from Sept. 9-14.

Edinboro Sculpture Club hosted the first Bates Gallery exihibit of the 2019-2020 academic year. 

"Music is the language of the soul. We as humans share the commonality that every day, we live our lives through our own pair of eyes. No matter your race, we all take in the world around us in some way, internalizing the experiences that make us who we are."

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"Surface Noise" is packed full of piercing guitar solos, fierce power-riffs and breakdowns of almighty stature: all things necessary to stand out amongst the plethora of heavy bands in today's scene.