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2013-2014 Theatre season announced
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Nicholas Simpson continues to establish himself in the opera world.
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Eight music students received scholarships for summer programs abroad and in the U.S.
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Daniella Garcia ‘13 featured as one of the best in college ceramics
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Kate Nelson, studio arts technician, exhibits her work at multiple galleries
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Students organize a free Arts Festival for children
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Five students were honored for their work in the arts
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SU Chorale ends up in Rome the week a new pope is chosen.
Watch video of their performance.
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Kira McEntire ‘13, has been chosen to display a ceramic piece for an exhibition in Texas
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Music Instructor, Adrienne Inglis will be the featured soloist for Round Rock Symphony
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Mary Visser, Professor of Art and two alumni exhibit their work in Delhi, India.
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Jonathan Knipscher ‘03 returns as Costume Designer for “Little Shop of Horrors.”
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Theatre students invited to judge at the largest theatre competition in the world.
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Southwestern University participates in The Empty Bowls project.
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Rick Roemer, Professor of Theatre, will act, direct, and produce three local productions January through May.
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Dr. David Guidi, Assistant Professor of Music, was a presenter at the 4th annual Jazz Education Network conference.
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Southwestern professor is at the forefront of new research on Chinese art history
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“Top Brass” instructs SU students and performs for a packed crowd.
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The Theatre department performs A Year With Frog and Toad free for elementary schools.
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Art students produce an exhibit in less than 24 hours
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Ceramic professor Patrick Veerkamp enlists students, faculty and staff to raise funds for survivors of mass violence.
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Dr. Lois Ferrari, Professor of Music, is 1st runner-up for the 2012 American Prize in Conducting - Community Orchestra Division.
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Rachel Hoovler ‘12 returns to Southwestern University as Musical Director of a theatre production.
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Career Services is highlighting studio artists in our “Careers in…” series this fall.
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Dr. Eileen Meyer Russell teaches high school students in Jamaica.
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David Asbury and Bruce Cain perform their “River of Words, Song Cycle” in Denmark, Sweden, and Germany.
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Prof. Howe and S.U. students record ancient roman villa with innovative modern technology.
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Recent art graduates exhibited their work in the Intersculpt exhibition in England.
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David Asbury, guitar and Bruce Cain, baritone performed selections from their “River of Words, Song Cycle” at the Kennedy Center’s Millenium Stage in April 2012.
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Theatre students create scenery based on a photograph’s color palette.
