Last week, Mercyhurst Dance Department students participated in a dance workshop and lesson on the African American dance, Ring Shout, with University of North Carolina at...

From April 9-11 the Mercyhurst Theater Program showcased “Through the Looking Glass,” an hour long Zoom-adapted version of “Alice In Wonderland.” There were a number...

On April 14, The D’Angelo Opera Theatre at Mercyhurst University performed “Magnificent Masks,” a performance consisting of 10 excerpts from songs from some of the most...

*** This article may contain spoilers for “Falcon and the Winter Soldier” *** After the conclusion of Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, many fans worried...

French street artist JR revealed his major new art installation last week in Florence, Italy. Located on the front wall of the Palazzo Strozzi, a historic cultural arts...

On March 19 the Mary D’An-gelo Performing Arts Center welcomed dancers to its stage once again for the sophomore dance majors’ “No Strings Attached” choreography showcase. This...

*This review contains spoilers for “Avengers: Infinity War” and “Avengers: Endgame,” though no major spoilers for “Wandavision” itself.* The coronavirus pandemic...

Mercyhurst’s English Department is participating in the Hemingway Creative Writing Contest, a local project looking for written work inspired by or written in the style...

The Mercyhurst Institute for Arts and Culture, or MIAC, has brought in a variety of big names to give performances to students, from Kristin Chenoweth to Jane Lynch. Future...

Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch, post-impressionist painter, who is now arguably regarded as one of the most famous painters in history. Throughout his life, he created about...