Arts
On The Pot is a locally owned walk-in pottery studio where you can paint a wide variety of different pottery pieces. Located on 111 N Santa Fe Ave, On The Pot is a great place to go if you are looking for something fun to do in Salina. The building was purchased and opened […]
Music Department in February The Music Department at Kansas Wesleyan University has hosted many outreach events for high schoolers. The newest is Brass Day, which will be held this February. With Salina Strings Day returning this month as well. Brass Day Excitement fills the air at KWU as the Music Department prepares to host its […]
KWU Student Media sat down with Associate Professor of Theater Arts Karen Babcock Brassea. She discussed her past in the theater, gave praise to one of her great up-and-coming students, and talked about the plans for the KW theater this semester. One Busy Woman Karen Babcock Brassea is a tenured professor here at Kansas Wesleyan. […]
Artist Kiersten Dykes is a Salina native who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Visual Art Education, later completing her Master’s degree. She had taught at Salina Central High School for ten years where she worked with ceramics and other forms of visual art. As a current adjunct professor at Kansas Wesleyan, she presented her […]
“The Notebook” is a cult classic romance released on June 25th, 2004. I have only watched the movie once, whereas my roommate has never seen it. We grabbed a bite to eat and were set for the next two hours. After watching the film I did a bit of research about behind-the-scenes. Looking at an […]
October 4th was the opening night for the sequel of Todd Phillips’ successful 2019 film, Joker. The highly anticipated thriller starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga, Joker: Folie à Deux, turned out to be a work of art that much of the audience hadn’t been prepared for. The movie had previously been announced to have […]
The Kansas Wesleyan University Music Department has filled December with festive musical events, including a wind ensemble and orchestra concert with Percussion, music student recitals, choir performances, and the annual Christmas by Candlelight. Every music student, major and non-major, has worked diligently to represent KWU with excellence. Their hard work and dedication have made the […]
The anime industry is upholding its impressive resume in 2024, giving fans amazing stories with out-of-this-world animation, and new compelling characters. We’ve gotten impressive continuations of long-running franchises such as One Piece, Bleach, and even Dragon Ball. But this year alone, several new series have emerged and grabbed the attention of new and seasoned fans […]
Kodachrome, written by Adam Szymkowicz, this play was selected as the Kansas Wesleyan University Theatre Department’s production this semester. Shows were performed over homecoming weekend. The following gallery is from the show that took place on Friday, October 18th. To see other galleries and articles covering other past events, click here.
On October 18th Kansas Wesleyan celebrated Tim Stone and his exhibit “My Own Wilderness”. This was one of many of the wonderful events held during Homecoming weekend. Stones’s work was showcased with an exceptional reception held by Lori Wright, the Department Chair of the Art and Design program. Other showcases include Kansas Through the Lens […]
