By Gabrielle Blanchard, Contributing Writer To say that I’ve been waiting for “Black Panther” would be an absolute understatement. I read comics and I’ve closely followed the Marvel Cinematic Universe (most commonly referred to as the MCU), and for the past few months, anxiously counted down the days until The King of Wakanda made his cinematic debut. As a…
Top 5 things to look forward to in 2018
By Natasha Muhametzyanova, Contributing Writer December holidays might have made you a little nostalgic for everything that has happened in 2017. But get excited, because there is a lot to look forward to in the new year. Just in case Christmas shopping made you forget about everything else, here is the list of top five things to wait for in…
Sayre, Anderson take top honors at 48-Hour Film Festival
By Emily Salvatori, Assistant Editor The 48-Hour Film Fest took place from Sept. 15 to Sept 17. Participants met on Sept. 15 at 5 p.m. to draw a genre, a prop, a character and a line of dialogue for their group.
Stephen King’s ‘It’ raises the fear factor to new heights
By Sean Kranske, Contributing Writer Stephen King’s novels have a reputation for being some of the most entertaining and terrifying stories of our time. More often than not, however, the aspects of King’s fiction that makes it so effective is lost in translation when adapted to film. King fans can now rejoice that “It” now stands tall as…
48-Hour Film Fest begins today
By Taylor Long, Contributing Writer The 48-Hour Film Fest is back for its third year. It kicks off today on Sept. 15 at 4:30 p.m. and runs through Sept. 17.
West Liberty students create album with local artists
By Dustin Weekley, Contributing Writer Recently, West Liberty University students and artists have come together to record an all original album called “Moving On.” The album features multiple artists from the West Liberty and Wheeling area. Those involved in recording the album were Daniel Evick, Ian Beabout, Derik Board, Kaydon Hardman, Rachel Krems, Shane Powell, and another local group,…
A Look into the 15th Annual MADfest
By Ian Beabout Friday, April 10th, 2015 marked the 15th annual Media Arts and Design festival (MADfest), which was held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The festival will took place on campus and involved 26 workshop sessions, presentations from professionals in the field of media design, and a student awards ceremony held in College Hall. The awards ceremony was…
