Written by: Rebecca Straits (Rjs006@marietta.edu) With the start of the 2026 spring semester here at Marietta College comes an end to 2025 and thegraduation of
Tag: art
The Modern Mundane
Zachery Simpkins zas004@marietta.edu In the Atrium Gallery on the 3rd floor of the Hermann Fine Arts Center is Gallery 310. This year the Gallery holds
Juried art exhibition showcases student talent
Matt Peters map006@marietta.edu Each year, student artists and designers are given the opportunity to showcase their work in the art department’s annual Student Exhibition. This
Theatre to open season by performing “Gidion’s Knot”
McKenzie Fleeman mdf001@marietta.edu On Sept. 23rd, the Marietta College Theatre Department will begin “Gidion’s Knot”, a story that focuses on violence in schools, new-age parenting,
College displays Sept. 11 photo exhibition
Matt Peters map006@marietta.edu Sept. 11 marked the solemn fifteenth anniversary of the suicide attacks against the World Trade Center and Pentagon buildings. In commemoration of
MC music professor Monek accepts position at NC State University
Matt Peters map006@marietta.edu Dr. Daniel Monek, professor of choral and vocal music and music department chairman, announced that will be leaving Marietta College to take
“Speak Like A Girl”: Spoken word performance highlights gender equality
Elaina Eakle ehe001@marietta.edu The Pioneer Activities Council (PAC) brought the talents of performing duo Olivia Gatwood and Megan Falley to Marietta’s campus on Feb. 27.
Annual student art exhibition opens in Hermann
Matt Peters map006@marietta.edu Each year, student artists and designers are given the opportunity to showcase their work in the art department’s Student Exhibition. This free
Local artist delivers lecture on new bird book
McKenzie Fleeman mdf001@marietta.edu Julie Zickefoose, local writer, artist, and musician, gave a talk on her newest book, Baby Birds: An Artist Looks into the Nest
Interactive art piece in Hermann seeks to heal campus
Lucy Welles liw002@marietta.edu “The Weight of a Wish: From Hush to Howl” is an interactive public art piece derived from Yoko Ono’s “Wishing Tree.” The
