Features- Page 34

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Musical pieces were played in Engleman Hall last week for students by the university’s own band. The university’s music department held a band concert on Thursday, April

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor The lights are off and alarms are blaring. The Purge is beginning. On Tuesday, April 26. Programs Council, known as ProCon, held a movie night for students.

Mary Kate Belli – Copy Editor With summer coming up, many bands and artists are trying to get out their newest singles, albums and EP’s hoping to release this summer’s signature song.

Mary Kate Belli  – Copy Editor The drag ball used to be held every year but has not been hosted since the start of COVID-19.  As the first drag ball in years, this

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor One hundred $10 tickets for Sean Paul tickets went live on April 13. from the Office of Student Involvement for students to get a chance to snag

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor To start the university’s Day of Caring, on April 13, right on the Buley Library Patio were live owls and students huddled around them and their caretaker.

Mary Katherine Belli  – Copy Editor As registration season has already begun or is rapidly approaching for some, departments around campus are trying to garner interest in their programs. Some students are seeking

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor $1,927 raised and a student fashion show for anorexia nervosa and associated disorders happened last week right here on campus. The University’s sorority, Delta Phi Epsilon, known

Sarah – Features Editor David Lee – Contributor Faith and togetherness are always active on campus, according to the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship club. “We believe that we are all called to share the

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Two events, one day and a lot of opportunities for residents was available on Saturday, April 2 for the university’s Resident Appreciation Day. The first event, just