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Located in the Yellow Barn, near downtown Ann Arbor, Theatre Nova’s goal is to produce new plays.
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Located in the Yellow Barn, near downtown Ann Arbor, Theatre Nova’s goal is to produce new plays.
Spring is here which means love is in the air. The birds are chirping, the grass is greener and the sun’s shining. It may feel like a whole new world has opened its doors up.
Despite Mother Nature’s fickleness, spring is on its way. After a seemingly endless onslaught of winter wind and snow, it’s time to show your skin some love.
Fashion illustration is the forefront for design and sometimes advertising. Before anything gets designed, someone has to draw it first, and even in Vogue’s beginning stages before there were cameras to take pictures of models, Vogue had their own in-house fashion illustrator to draw the women you would see in the magazines.
Some may know him as an environmentalist. Others relate to him as an activist. While both are true, almost every American childhood memory can be traced back to reading at least one of his rhyming children’s books.
March is one of those months where some days are nice enough to spend in the sun and others are better spent curled up on the couch with a good book. For those days better spent under a cozy blanket reading, here are five books you should read this month.
Broadway to big screen seems to be a trend in show business. In the last ten years, we have seen Hollywood adaptations of “Sweeney Todd” starring Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter, “Les Miserábles” starring Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway, “Into the Woods” starring Meryl Streep and “The Last Five Years” starring Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan.
While the 2015 EMU Tournament of Eagles on campus continues with match-ups like Swoop vs. SEEUS, there has been one rivalry that has stood the test of time on the corner of Ballard and Cross.
As part of Women’s History Month, the Women’s Resource Center and the College Panhellenic Council will be hosting a screening of the documentary, “Makers: Women Who Make America,” on March 16 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Student Center Auditorium.
Don’t fear, for the spring 2015 fashion trends are here. This year’s spring trends clothes are a combination of bohemian, 1970s and military chic.
A lot of people tend to think that when you get to college, you automatically find a person that ends up becoming your best friend. After all, we see it all the time in movies and books. But college life isn’t always like Hollywood. It takes time to make friends and sometimes it is even better to already have friends prior to attending college.
The Office of Nutrition Services will hold a three-part Cooks Series from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on March 3, 11 and 19 in Roosevelt Hall room 5.
When you think of opera, you might think of extravagant halls and people wearing expensive clothing and jewelry. You may also think of opera, like classical music, as a lofty, intellectual affair. The last thing you would associate with opera is a bar with great burgers and other pub food.
Spring has finally sprung. Okay, maybe not in the real world, but in the world of designer Marc Jacobs it sure has.
Campus Life held the Storytellers Lounge, inspired by the Moth StorySLAM, at the Student Center Thursday evening.
What’s in the forecast this winter? Snow-filled boots, slippery car rides, slushy walks to class and severely dry skin.
With this semester coming to an end and the holidays right around the corner, it’s crunch time you get all of your shopping done. There are many great deals and sales going on so it’s the best time to prepare for Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or whatever you celebrate by finding the perfect gifts.
Gone are the days of the personal touch. Christmas, a holiday that should bring families together and induce acts of generosity, is often written off as a commercialized holiday, corrupted by capitalist America and “Buy Two, Get One Free!” posters hanging in storefront windows.
Sam Amidon, a folksinger from Vermont, played at The Ark in Ann Arbor this Monday after the release of his new album, “Lily-O.” Raised by folk musicians Peter and Mary, Alice Amidon, Amidon embodies the idea of a classic folksinger, but modernized.
The Women’s Resource Center and the Muslim Student Association came together on Monday, Dec. 8 to enlighten students on the struggle Muslim women face within their religious and social communities.