The Arts

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 Other” is a varied and scattered record that fails to fully shine where it should - bogged down by disappointing tracks and a lack of clarity across the tracks. 

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

The show featured five queens from Pittsburgh: Lady Rose Amore, Blade Mathews, Sasha Nolan, Anna Steezia, and the host, Lola LeCroix. 

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.

Keep up with all of the albums that changed our lives in this Spectator Music series.

“A Quiet Place,” directed by John Krasinski of “The Office” fame, is a haunting, terrifying, thrilling masterpiece that will leave you craving more. 

Dreamy, isolating and distant, Kali Uchis works magic with her unique voice and the help of several big-name features for a great debut album.