Twin sisters — double the trouble, double the talent
It all started with a hand-me-down drumset given to them on their fifth birthday. Since then,…
Browsing: Arts and Culture
Jodi Picoult brings a spark to Wentz Concert Hall
On Oct. 22, Anderson’s Bookshop brought No. 1 New York Times bestselling author Jodi Picoult…
The mind behind the artist, Anke Richert-Korioth
Anke Richert-Korioth, a painter from Germany now based in the U.S., explores her European roots through…
Hannah Vestal shows her passion for singing through theater and a cappella
Hannah Vestal, ’21, first performed on stage in the ensemble of the musical “All Shook…
Hispanic Heritage Month culminates with celebration in Wentz Concert Hall
On Saturday, Oct. 13, the North Central College Latinx Student Association hosted the Hispanic Heritage…
‘Before the Flood’ makes waves at Sustaining the Globe event
On Oct. 10, the Center for Global Education held a viewing of “Before the Flood”…
‘Always Look on the Bright Side’: a night with Eric Idle and Bob Odenkirk
On Oct. 6, Anderson’s Bookshop hosted Eric Idle and Bob Odenkirk at North Central College.…
‘Mapping Earth’ explores the boundaries between the virtual and real world
Upon entering Oesterle Library, the paintings in the Schoenherr Gallery are shown from above. They…
Sarah Purlee juggles being a musician and a dancer
While majoring in instrumental music education, Sarah Purlee, ’21, keeps busy with three ensembles, the Cardinal…
NCC students honor Matthew Shepard with ‘The Laramie Project’
In October 1998, 21-year-old college student Matthew Shepard was viciously beaten and left for dead…