The Arts
“Understanding Animals/Understanding Ourselves” explores centuries of art depicting animals
The show at the Diebold Center for Performing Arts lets students display their talents and connect with a vibrant theater community
The film festival is a long-standing tradition where film, photography, and animation professors curate a semester-end showcase of student projects.
Live art modeling in PennWest drawing classes allow students to have first-hand experience in drawing the human form and offers opportunities to make some money.
Edinboro’s campus specifically provides ample opportunities for its students studying in the art department, and one such opportunity is right around the corner: the Bates Gallery student shows. In early November, posters and emails will be sent out containing all the information students will need to apply to have their own show in the Bates Gallery.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is the long-anticipated sequel to Beetlejuice, but unlike the original, this film misses the mark in a lot of the places where it counts and sadly, doesn’t make up for it anywhere else.
Wonka is a great film for the family to enjoy that has call backs to the original film, but does not rely entirely on it to work. The film is able to stand on its own and has some great comedy moments in it while also being cute and fun for young kids to watch.
Killers of the Flower Moon, with 10 Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture and Best Director, is a brutal and sad film that looks at the crimes against the Osage people and what exactly happened during that time in our history.