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
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New Plays in One Day
Written by: Rebecca Straits (rjs006@marietta.edu) On October 18th, Alpha Psi Omega had its 20th annual New Plays in One Day Festival at theHermann Fine Arts
Singing Through the Decades: Homecoming Serenades Take Center Stage
Written by: Juliannah Haudenshild (jjh005@marietta.edu) As Homecoming festivities carried on through the weekend, there was one highlight and focal point of this year’s homecoming theme,
Christmas with the Choirs
Written by: Evie Gravlin (emg004@marietta.edu) On December 5th, Marietta College’s own Concert Choir and their contemporary a cappella ensemble, Floodstage, performed their annual winter concert titled
Catherine Venable Moore: Writing Creative Nonfiction
Accredited author Catherine Venable Moore came to campus to promote her new story as well as give advice to future writers.
“Chicago” Auditions Go Out With a Bang
By: Jackson Bandy (knb003@marietta.edu) With just two days between the closing of the Little Women musical and the beginning of the next production, Marietta College’s
Little Women in the Park
By: Lee Hankinson (cjh012@marietta.edu) This past weekend was the closing night of Marietta College’s theatre production, Little Women, directed by Casiha Felt. Little Women is
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
Mid-Ohio Valley’s Legacy of Ceramics
Zachary Worstell Zdw001@marietta.edu The Ely Chapman Educational Foundation has received a donation of ceramics, molds, paint, and kilns which has helped the ceramics program for
The Thanksgiving Play
Kylee Strader kbs005@marietta.edu One of the best things about producing a play that is not well known, is that most of your audience is seeing
