Tags:

Run up to the runway: Milwaukee Art Museum After Dark

Posted on 06 November 2008 by Nick Roberts

On October 17, I had the opportunity to attend Milwaukee Art Museum After Dark: Run Up to the Runway. Run Up to the Runway is a fashion show runway event sponsored by the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra League’s Evening Associates in collaboration with the Milwaukee Art Museum. The event was created four years ago, with only [...] Continue Reading

Comments (0)

Tags:

Especially for the gentlemen: What to wear on a first date

Posted on 09 October 2008 by Nick Roberts

A couple of days ago, when I was talking with several of my friends about the topic, they had informed me that people do not really go on dates anymore, which I am kind of sad about; so guys, we should bring dating back. When we do bring dating back, what are gentlemen to [...] Continue Reading

Comments (0)

Tags: , ,

Falling in Love with Cyrano de Bergerac

Posted on 10 October 2007 by Kristyn Juza

After a symphony of groans in both sections of Dr. Mary Beth Tallon’s English 43 class, it was official: students are not thrilled to see a required play. No one seemed to be excited about sitting at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater for two hours and 56 minutes on Tuesday for the production of Cyrano de [...] Continue Reading

Comments (0)

Tags: , , ,

Mixed reactions to ‘Monologues’

Posted on 25 April 2007 by Katie Pope

Considering the controversy over the past weeks, titling the April 14 dramatic reading of the Vagina Monologues “An Academic Conversation on Catholicism, Sexuality, and Human Rights,” seemed a simplistic approach to a complex issue. The Monologues were hosted off-campus last year, but last weekend was the first time it was ever performed on Marquette’s campus. Before [...] Continue Reading

Comments (0)

Tags: ,

Student Fine Arts Night, an outlet for MU art

Posted on 25 April 2007 by Lindsey Huster

The Student Fine Art Show at the Haggerty Museum of Art filled the upper and lower galleries with hundreds of people. From 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., students, artists and admirers gathered in the small space, proving once in for all that art exists at Marquette, and even more, that students crave such a creative [...] Continue Reading

Comments (0)

Tags: ,

Marquette captures past and present

Posted on 13 February 2007 by Lindsey Huster

Marquette University celebrates 125 years by looking at the big picture of the university… actually, 42 pictures to be exact. “Marquette Then and Now: Images Celebrating 125 Years of Faith and Learning in Action” pays tribute to the achievements and overall growth of Marquette throughout the years. The exhibit runs until April 1 at the Haggerty [...] Continue Reading

Comments (0)

Tags: , ,

‘Art and Conflict in Central Asia’ meets Marquette

Posted on 08 November 2006 by Lindsey Huster

“Art and Conflict in Central Asia” is a beautiful but rare exhibit. After touring Italy, this compilation of modern cultural art has made a one-time stop in the United States at Marquette University’s very own Haggarty Museum of Art.Organized by the Soros Center for Continuing Arts, as well as international curator Enrico Mascelloni, this exhibit [...] Continue Reading

Comments (0)

Advertise Here


Photos from our Flickr stream

`

`

`

`

`

`

See all photos

Advertise Here

RELATED SITES

INFORMATION