Life of a Journalist
In 1981, on a Saturday morning a young journalist named Joyce Barrett was hired for her first newspaper job at the Sun News in Myrtle Read More
Month: April 2019
“The Tomb of King Tot”: a play about art’s relevance to grief
Grief pops up as a constant theme in art because the loss of a loved one is an experience all will have before the end Read More
Shepherd Softball sweeps Shippensburg 2-0, showcasing another stellar performance
The Shepherd Softball team (28-6) held a double header against Shippensburg University (19-14), Tuesday April 9, 2019 and displayed another dominant performance not allowing a Read More
Review: Rude Mechanicals’ production of “Herod and the Slaughter of the Innocents”
“Herod and the Slaughter of the Innocents” is a medieval drama that tells the story of King Herod who learns that a new king is Read More
Review: Rude Mechanicals’ production of “Harper and Laurel”
“Harper and Laurel” is a student play written by Claudia McCarron in Dr. Carrie Messenger’s creative writing and drama class. The play tells the story Read More
In “Us” Peele delivers cinematic masterpiece
“Us” directed by Jordan Peele has recently arrived in theater. The director of “Get Out’’ and member of the comedy duo “Key and Peele” has Read More
Student dramatic, comedic plays debut by Rude Mechanicals
Shepherd University’s Rude Mechanical and Renaissance Players debuted its 2019 season with three performances written by Shepherd creative writing students. Charity, Cubes, and Caroline by Read More
