For any person who longs to create — whether it be a writer, a photographer, a designer, a musician, or in this case, an artist — the best type of inspiration comes from when you surrender yourself to the thing that you are most afraid of.
The Homecoming court stood in front of five dance team members, who sat in cardboard cut-out televisions. The two static-free televisions that were working revealed Jose Serra as Homecoming king and Evelyn Bobbitt as queen.
The Campus Activities Board and University students gave a toast to celebrate the 2014 Homecoming Court and congratulated the finalists during the Illuminations ceremony Monday at Mainiero Square.
Community members joined the Hillel Club to build a Sukkah, a tent structure, for the University’s fourth annual celebration of the Jewish holiday Sukkot.
“The Laramie Project,” performed by the theater department, shared a poignant message about a hate crime that happened in the city of Laramie, Wyoming back in 1998.