FSU’s Phenomenal Women
Senior Zae Valera was announced as FSU’s 2018 Phenomenal Woman Award winner during the annual Phenomenal Woman Ceremony held in the McCarthy Center Forum on Tuesday, March 20. The event was hosted by Associate Dean […]
Articles by Cameron Grieves
Can Anna Burch “Quit the Curse?”
Some artists burst onto the scene early in their career with solo work that helps define their creative sound and opens up doors to more lucrative work with other musicians. For Michigan artist Anna Burch, […]
Nashoba Valley Chamber Ensemble performs “L’Histoire du Soldat”
The Ecumenical Center hosted the Nashoba Valley Chamber Ensemble for the first midday performance of the 2018 spring semester on Monday. The Ensemble performed “L’Histoire du Soldat,” by The Nashoba Valley Chamber Ensemble performed a […]
In the face of hate
The Center for Inclusive Excellence hosted a discussion on Dec. 13, concerning the recent spree of hate crimes targeting black students on campus. The talk, titled, “In My Shoes,” was hosted by junior Iyla Driggs, […]
A New History of Abolition
Manisha Sinha, the Draper chair in American History at the University of Connecticut, gave a talk on her book, “The Slave’s Cause,” in the Ecumenical Center on Nov. 20 as part of FSU’s Arts and […]
Sex and power in New Jersey
On Nov. 21, at 10:12 a.m. a message was posted on New Jersey indie-folk band, Pinegrove’s Facebook page by lead singer Evan Hall. And with the stroke of a key, or the thumbprint press of […]
Dancing to the rhythm of Fantasia
FSU welcomed the joyful percussion rhythms of Boston-based Grupo Fantasia on Monday as part of the Midday Performance Series. Grupo Fantasia is the brainchild of musical director Angel Wagner, a master percussionist and Berklee College […]
Mass shootings: An American security crisis
The Arts and Ideas Committee hosted a special discussion on mass shootings as part of its “Duty and Disobedience” series on Oct. 26. The talk, “Treating Mass Shootings for What They Really Are: Threats to […]
The Front Bottoms hit rock bottom with “Going Grey”
New Jersey indie-rock band, The Front Bottoms, released their fourth studio album “Going Grey” on Oct. 13. The title is perhaps a bit too self-reflective, and not in the “brooding emo musician” type of way […]
New Inca Son brings the Andes to FSU
FSU hosted the traditional Andean ensemble band, New Inca Son, as part of the ongoing Midday performance series on Monday in the Forum. The members are all natives of Peru and Bolivia but have called […]