Category: Arts and Entertainment

By Liz Hammond Staff Writer David Kim, adjunct faculty music, will give a faculty recital on March 8 at 7:30 p.m. in Stretansky Concert Hall. The pianist will perform two pieces, Modest…

By Megan Ruge Living and arts editor The semester is slowly coming to an end and the time to take midterm exams is right around this corner. It is about this time that…

By Danielle Bettendorf Asst. living and arts editor Susquehanna music faculty members performed a recital on Feb. 23 in Stretansky Concert Hall. Jennifer Sacher Wiley, associate professor of music, performed on violin….

By Danielle Bettendorf Asst. living and arts editor “Alan’s Wife,” a 19th century feminist play, will be performed by Susquehanna students from March 2 to March 5 in Weber Chapel Auditorium. “Alan’s…

By Megan Ruge Living and arts editor Amici Musicae of Leipzig, Germany performed in Stretansky Concert Hall on Feb. 21 as part of the Martha Barker Blessing Musician-in-residence series. The group is…

By Liz Hammond Contributing writer Honors Band Gala will be held at Susquehanna with the alumni performance on Feb. 17 at 8:30 p.m., and the honors performances will take place on Feb….

By Parker Thomas Staff writer “Almost, Maine,” a student directed production, will kick off the Susquehanna Theatre Department’s main stage productions for the 2017 spring semester on Feb 23. “Almost, Maine,” written…

By Megan Ruge Living and arts editor We all remember “Finding Nemo,” the 2003 Pixar film that found a place in our hearts and homes. The film tells the story of a…

By Michelle Seitz Staff writer Horn player Lydia Getgen performed her junior recital on Feb. 12. She was accompanied by lecturer in music Ilya Blinov on piano. Getgen spent a vast majority…

By Liz Hammond Contributing writer John Mayer has finally spoken after almost three years of silence. The singer/songwriter has released his first wave of songs from his new album, “Search for Everything…