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Theatre and Communication Studies double major Taylor Clement is gaining hands-on experience as a stage manager, combining leadership, organization, and creativity to bring theatrical productions to life.

On May 21, the Music Department will present “The Bright Lights of Broadway: The Human Story Behind the Spotlight.”

The night featured readings in poetry and prose from a host of esteemed Eagle writers — Polly Buckingham, Christopher Howell, and Jonathan Johnson among them.

The popular festival brings together dozens of published authors for three days of free and low-cost literary events.

The popular literary festival earned the support leading into its 28th season.

There are weekly opportunities to enjoy 51¸£ÀûÉç’s talented student, faculty and guest musicians.

In addition to the coverage previewing the May 16 performance, Jonathan Middleton has a TED Talk that is linked in this article.

The season is filled with vocal and instrumental performances, senior recitals and collaborative concerts with regional professionals. 

More than 80 alumni, faculty, staff, and students attended the first-ever event at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture.

This year’s festival features readings, craft classes, open mics, panel discussions, a book fair, literary happy hours, and more.