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Entertainment
Choral Kaleidoscope Winter Concert
by India Andrews If you have a love and passion for music or singing you should think about the big concert coming up this winter. Fitchburg State Choirs Winter Concert “Choral Kaleidoscope” is free and open to the public. Each… Read More ›
McElvain’s Voyage Into the Woods
by Laura Cosentino Into the Woods is a modern take on the Grimm fairytales as a medley of classic fairytales and bursting with creativity. Fairytales such as Jack and the Beanstalk, Cinderella, Rapunzel, and Little Red Riding Hood – all… Read More ›
An Undeniable Chemistry: How Two Sports Fanatics Found Their Passion for Radio
Ottie Mo (left) and Kevin Fitzmaurice (right) share a laugh in the studio during their live show on Aug. 30, 2017. by Conor McNabb It was December of 2016 when Kevin Fitzmaurice crossed paths with Ottie Mo at an event… Read More ›
Discover the Art of Zentangle
by Shawna Peete On November 17, from 7 to 9 p.m., the Fitchburg Art Museum is opening its doors late to welcome students and citizens to a night of relaxation and creativity, served with wine and paintbrushes. Retired high school art… Read More ›
Over in McKay, Into the Woods
by Anna Arisco Laughter filled the McKay auditorium when the small redhead started wielding a knife. No worries, she is a professional wolf hunter – as of four scenes ago. Her name: Little Red Riding Hood. On Nov. 8, the… Read More ›
Classical Music: the Millennial’s Oatmeal Cookie
By Suzanne Karioki There’s a smattering of students across the small auditorium on this quiet Wednesday night; the audience is casually dressed and there’s a murmur of conversation before the performance begins. From behind me, I hear a group of… Read More ›
All Boys’ Club: The Gender Divide in “Blade Runner 2049” Reviews
by: Jarrod Roberts It’s safe to say a lot has changed in the last 35 years since the original Blade Runner showed us the far flung future of 2019. Now, with a sequel to reintroduce us the the cyber punk… Read More ›
Not Afraid of Clowns Yet? Come See IT.
by Aaron Hatch Stephen King novels can be difficult to adapt to film, the biggest reason being what is considered scary in a book can easily come off campy and ridiculous in a film. So, making a horror film… Read More ›
Rockin’ Out with Mitch in the Fitch
by Stephen Neshe- Tired of listening to the Top 40s? Can’t stand Taylor Swift and Zayn’s pop anthem? Sick of people thinking Lorde is alternative? Mitchell Neubert, the host of Mitch in the Fitch, offers listeners new and old music… Read More ›
Finding the Story Through the Viewfinder
Written by: Stephen Neshe In the small lecture room that is the Mazzaferro Center, a small group of undergraduate film students sit eagerly awaiting to learn about a woman who’s had a lasting impact on three of their film professors… Read More ›
Remembering Wonderful Works of Art Showcased at the ARTeries Exhibit
by Aaron Hatch: Once every year, the ARTeries committee showcases an impressive assortment of beautiful and expressive artwork made by some of the most artistic minds on the Fitchburg State campus. This year’s ARTeries exhibition showcased a wide variety… Read More ›
Things Are Getting Stranger in Season Two
by: Connor McPherson Stranger Things fans can finally take a breath and relax, because season two is in the works and will be appearing on Netflix on October 31. There was a short teaser trailer that was released during the super… Read More ›
Moonlight Slays La La Land
by: Peter Kougias The 89th Academy Awards will go down in pop culture history. La La Land led the pack with 14 nominations. Shadowing over its competition, Moonlight was the underdog. Movie buffs sat anxiously in front of their t.v.s… Read More ›
Dynamic Duo Host a Radio Show You Ought to Listen To
Written by: Christine Coutts Long-time friends Jay Reiss and Trevor Robertson host an hour long-show on the student-run radio station, WXPL (91.3 FM) Saturday nights at 7 p.m. Reiss says it only made sense since he and Robertson share… Read More ›
