The Arts

A gallery exhibition from EU student Zofia Chrzanowska featured art she made while studying abroad.

Dream-pop duo No-Man dropped 'Love You To Bits' in 2019. It's their first release in over 10 years.

All in all, the writing of “Last Christmas” was very funny and lighthearted when it needed to be, while the drama contrasted enough to still hit home. 

Dr. Steven Mauro publishes a new book about the pollutants in our water.

EU student Latif Ba publishes book of poetry titled "Wet Monasteries."

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

Celebrating their 20-year anniversary, Taking Back Sunday performed three albums, in rotation and in full, on their recent U.S. tour. 

It's positioned as the spiritual successor to the first two films of the franchise: “The Terminator” and “Judgment Day.” Unfortunately, that tie doesn’t do much to improve the film’s quality.

Edinboro professor Shelle Barron talks about her latest achievement: being named a 2019 Established Artist Fellow by Erie Arts and Culture.