Artist’s Corner: Mohammad Rasoulipour
For Mohammad Rasoulipour, a senior art and Bible and religion double major, art is a medium through which simple questions...
Lion and Lamb art show explores contrasting themes
The stark contrast between lions and lambs is an easy metaphor, found in the Bible, on Twilight fan T-shirts and...
Toilets for entrepreneurship: Global Entrepreneur Week
This week, the business department is hosting Global Entrepreneurship Week. The week intends to offer education about entrepreneurship while also...
Writer’s Corner: Logan Miller
Logan Miller is a junior interdisciplinary major studying journalism, writing and business. —- YYZ was the first song I taught...
Underpass may be a blank canvas waiting for color
The ribbon cutting ceremony for the underpass took place Friday, Nov. 8. But it’s not complete. The hard labor may...
Writer’s Corner: Armarlie Grier
You, now, will be branded into the flow of time. I begin to change, and it melts into layers of...
‘Urinetown’ set focuses on environmentalism
Maryn Munley, a senior theater and environmental science major, combined her two disciplines to create an environmentally conscious set for...
Arts Calendar 11/8
Wednesday Nov. 7-Jan. 13-: Eric Yake Kenagy Visiting Artist Exhibit: “Cosmic Wanderlust” by Michiko Itatani, painting and drawing- Hershberger Art...
Parables creates sacred spaces through stories, music and acting
This year, Parables is creating sacred spaces. With the help of Deb Brubaker, professor of music, and Gwen Gustafson-Zook, minister...
Artist’s Corner: Alex Pletcher
Alex Pletcher’s arms swing about excitedly and his speech tempo picks up as he shows off pictures he has been...
Q&A with Luis Urrea
Yesterday, The Record spoke with Luis Urrea, Mexican-American author and S.A. Yoder Lecturer about his work and the convocation he...
Artist Corner: Shelby Burge
Shelby Burge, a junior biology major, based this drawing on a picture of her and her grandfather. The piece took...
Poetry Slam Winner
Ammon Allen-Doucot , a first-year, was named the first winner of the “Is the Word” Poetry Slam event that was...
Writer’s Corner: Rikki Entrekin
Bailey Stanton stopped in the middle of the sidewalk to stare at the old woman. She was sitting on a...
RETRO Record: 1988
Dec. 9, 1988: A limited edition issue of The Record in 1988, titled “The Funkmachine,” ran articles that were satirical...