Livia Homerski

“The Fantasticks,” the musical written by Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones in the 1950s, was brought to life in Diebold Performing Arts Center at Edinboro University this past weekend.

Senior art student Courtney Powell has always found joy in working with jewelry, even starting her own jewelry business with a few friends at the age of 7.

Jewish-American rapper Kosha Dillz brought his funky rhymes and freestyling to the theater in Pogue Student Center on April 11. 

The cover art certainly represents the relentlessly edgy attitude of Princess Nokia and the oddly juxtaposed emo-influenced trap that is this album.

The Deviant Behavior Improv group performed their third show of the semester on April 7 in Diebold Theater. The show was directed by Montana Sertz.

Barkley is specializing in ceramics for his Bachelor of Fine Arts and is also aiming to achieve a Bachelor of Science in art education. 

The pop overtones lead Musgraves out of the trailer park, while instruments such as acoustic and slide guitar, coupled with her signature twang, point her arrow into a brighter, lovelier world on “Golden Hour.”

Dr. Rhonda Matthews presented a lecture titled “Cardi B, Taylor Swift, & Politics of New New Feminism” for Women’s History Month on March 21.

Edinboro University brought Erie’s Women of Word poetry group to the Diebold Center for the Performing Arts on March 21.

Don’t get me wrong, “Twentytwo in Blue” is warm, inviting and definitely grooves, rocks and rolls. However, there are few distinctions that sets Sunflower Bean apart from a dozen of other classic-rock-indie groups.