Posts in category Arts & Entertainment

Artist Dennis Greenwell makes a statement about LGBTQ youth and the everyday struggles the community is forced to face in his exhibit “Tragic Disclosures.” Greenwell …

On Feb. 24 at the Reece Museum, the Africana Studies Department presented a one-man play titled “Malcolm X,” starring professional performer Phil Darius Wallace. “Malcolm …

ETSU Theatre: ETSU plays are only held ever so often, usually only once a season. Last semester it was “Othello,” but this spring semester the …

Coming soon to the Internet: “Roommates,” a web series made by students at ETSU. The show takes place in a college setting with all of …

On the night of Feb. 21, I sat down in the D.P. Culp University Center auditorium to watch the one-man play titled “Mercy Killers” performed …

Last weekend, the Johnson City Community Theatre performed “I Love You Because” for the last time this season — but not without making an impression. …

On Feb. 17, piano enthusiasts and ETSU students alike crowded into auditorium 112 in Brown Hall to hear famous pianist Chu-Fang Huang perform. Her recital …

RACE and Ethnicity Privilege Walk: Beginning at high noon on Feb. 16, the D.P. Culp University Center’s Multicultural Center will be hosting the RACE and …

After the trailer was released for the semi-sequel to “The Lego Movie,” I wasn’t sure how much I would like a movie about Lego Batman. …

Most people will say the sequel never exceeds the original, but sometimes you’ll find one of those movies that does turn out better than the …