Editorial: Peak TV
After the course of one wild weekend, I finished binge watching the HBO hit show, “Westworld.” Rebooted from a series of predating films and…
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Baltimore artist displays new exhibit
In a well-lit room, nine pieces of torn paper paintings are displayed around many eating and chatting onlookers. Stevenson University’s art gallery at Greenspring…
Read More Editorial: Enjoying Bad Movies
As a student, I am often bombarded with a crazy number of questions. Often I have been asked, “What are you going to do…
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Editorial: new planets lead to new possibilities
As more possibly habitable planets are discovered, does the possibility of new life also exist? On Feb. 22, 2017, NASA revealed the discovery of…
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Annual film festival celebrates student work
Stevenson’s film and moving image department sponsored a festival of student-made films on March 1, 2017. Judges and students viewed 15 submissions and voted…
Read More Editorial: Super villains are people too
Superhero shows and movies have been spreading like wildfire recently. These films and TV shows range from the very popular Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU),…
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Classic play performed at Stevenson
Stevenson University’s theatre and media performance department opened its production of “The Glass Menagerie” by Tennessee Williams on Nov. 10, 2016, with a simple production…
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Film & moving image to host new artist
The film and moving image department’s (FMI) next artist-in-residence, a rising-star documentary editor, will be at Stevenson University from Oct. 26-28, 2016, according to…
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Students are talking…
What interesting things did you do this summer? (Click on the photo for a video clip) Jordan Brown Gerald Roman-Gonzales…
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Novel focuses on character development
In 1965, the American novelist Kurt Vonnegut Jr. wrote the novel, “God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater or Pearls Before Swine.” This novel has a…
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