Released in theaters in 2018, “The Hate U Give” is an American drama film co-produced and directed by George  Tilman Jr. from a screenplay by Audrey Wells. Based on...

For many, Taylor Swift’s era of country heartbreak songs and red lipstick may seem worlds away; but on Nov. 19 of this year, the star will be re-releasing her Red album. While...

Another year at Mercyhurst is off to a great start, which means another full slate of MIAC per-formers are on their way to campus! This fall, the Mercyhurst Institute for...

The D’Angelo Music department has chosen Dido and Aeneas to be the opera for this year’s large-scale performance. Composed between 1683-1688 with a premiere date in...

From Sean Astin to Kristin Chenoweth, MIAC has given Mercyhurst its fair share of exciting and engaging events for students to attend, whether they’ve been in person or...

The Mercyhurst University Dance Department has concluded its 2020-21 season with three performances of its Raw Edges concert on April 23, 24 and 25. Raw Edges is an annual...

Throughout this difficult semester, very few in-person events have been possible. This has undoubtedly created a sense of disconnect between students and professors alike. At...

Every year, Mercyhurst unveils their student-run literary arts magazine, Lumen, and this hectic year is no exception. Each article in the magazine is written by the students...

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...