Melanie Espinal – Arts & Entertainment Editor Studio art senior Brian Morringiello, said photography allows him to manipulate the “weird.” Morringiello’s photography is on display in the Hilton C Buley Library as part of the Studio Art Thesis Exhibition. His thesis provides his interpretations of 17th century style paintings and pairs them with the absurdity and dark humor of “Alice
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Tyler Korponai – Online Editor From the struggle of survival under Nazi rule to time traveling family therapy, the Theatre Department and the Crescent Players presented Societatem Malorum, a student directed one acts festival throughout the week. The festival was comprised of four different productions including, “Time to Change,” “The Lottery,” “The Flyer,” and “I Never Saw Another Butterfly.” Moreover,
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Alexandra Scicchitano – Special to the Southern News Craig Hlavac asked the audience in between pieces whether anyone has ever played in a band, causing a lot of hands to raise. “How many of you have played in a band before?” said Hlavac, the interim associate dean and conductor of the Southern Connecticut State University Symphonic Band. The Symphonic Band,
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August Pelliccio – News Writer Friday’s acoustic night did not pass without a couple of small hiccups, said Tyler Ferrara and Urfa Kadeer, but generally was a successful way to bring their clubs together. Ferrara, general manager of WSIN radio station, said the night was a success, and that he was happy to organize a night of performance in concurrence
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Josh LaBella – News Writer The king of Fahrul has been slain. You and your party have been assigned with finding his murderer and bringing stability to the kingdom. “For the King” is a rogue-like role playing game that was released last Thursday by IronOak Games. The game allows for single player, online co-op and online multiplayer. In these game
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Victoria Bresnahan – General Assignment Reporter Whether it is through her colorful cow prints or ceramic work, Traci Henri loves to make people happy with her artwork. “I was in here working yesterday and some young man who knows it’s me—but I don’t have any classes or know him—he came around the corner to where I was in here
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Alexandra Scicchitano – Special to the Southern News Both Tracy Henri and Brian Thomas Morringiello have pieces up in the John Lyman Center for the Performing Arts for the monthly ongoing event FINITO! Art Exhibit. “I have nine works of art on display in Lyman,” said Henri, a senior in the Art Department with a concentration in printmaking. “Five which
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