The Grounds For Sculpture (GFS) — a 42-acre sculpture garden in Hamilton with over 300 sculptures — presented its newest exhibit, Local Voices: Memories, Stories and Portraits, on April 23.
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The College’s Black Student Union (BSU) and Intercultural Affairs (ICA) recently hosted their second annual Multicultural Fashion Show, “The Space Beyond Beauty,” with the purpose of celebrating culture through art and fashion. The show featured fashion from seven designers of color, cultural apparel from a wide range of countries and over 60 students walking the runway.
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Daniel Caesar returned to the world of alternative R&B with the release of his third studio album, “Never Enough,” on April 7. The album is an exploration of his life.
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Artificial Intelligence, often referred to as AI, best describes technology that displays human-like abilities such as processing information, reasoning, making deductions, planning and being creative. AI is arguably one of the biggest technological advances of the 21st century. The power and potential of Artificial Intelligence is insurmountable and advantageous in every field ranging from advertising to law enforcement, all the way to the arts.
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On Thursday, March 9, the second half of season four of “YOU” was released, completing the fourth season. The season followed Joe, now using the alias Jonathan Moore, to the U.K. where he fled after the tumultuous end of season three.
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The highly anticipated third season of “Outer Banks” premiered on Netflix on Feb. 23. With its return came the continuation of the story of our favorite group of treasure hunting, bad-guy-busting best friends.
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It’s that time of year again. Everyone is inside, the weather isn’t great and there is not much happening around here in Ewing. However, this does not mean that you have to be confined to your room. If you’re looking for fun things to do, or just ways to bide your time, here’s a list of exciting things to do locally.
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On Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. guests gathered in the lobby of Ernest E. Mayo Hall for the orchestra’s first concert of the semester.
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