From March 12 to June 19, the museum is featuring the works of Degas, a French impressionist artist who lived from 1834-1917 and worked with both two-dimensional and three-dimensional art. He is famous for his ...
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From March 12 to June 19, the museum is featuring the works of Degas, a French impressionist artist who lived from 1834-1917 and worked with both two-dimensional and three-dimensional art. He is famous for his ...
Cut Copy. It’s a computer function for word processors and also the name of a kicky band hailing from Melbourne, Australia. Their sound ranges from acronyms such as electropop and even post-punk. Recognized for their ...
To many organs bring to mind weddings, churches and even Count Dracula. Last Saturday evening, however, the organ was an instrument of celebration as Haig Mardirosian played his “Dedicatory Recital” inside the Sykes Chapel Center ...
Tuesday night, a crowd mulled about with $1 coffees in hand, while I sat comfortably on Stadium’s couches at my keyboard. We were gathered in front of Jazzman’s for the first Student Production’s Unplugged session ...
In Reeves Theatre on Saturday night, waiting for the lights to dim and the screen to light up, there was just one thing missing — popcorn. At the University of Tampa’s Film and Digital Festival, ...
At eight o’clock on a rainy Tuesday evening, Student Productions hosted its second SP Unplugged Event in Jazzman’s Cafe. As the downpour began outside, Stadium transformed into a cozy (albeit extremely noisy) living room. Everyone ...
The music department is making UT an offer it simply cannot refuse. Master composer Anton Coppola will be visiting UT during the music department’s Coppola Fest. Anton Coppola’s nephew Francis Ford Coppola directed Godfather III, ...
The University of Tampa is about to get cultured. This chilly November will feel hot as July as Tampa Bay’s Festival of the Americas breezes through campus. Every year the cultural fiesta, ARTE, one of ...
Ready for some smooth, classy fun? On Oct. 25, Plant Hall is prepared to get its new-found jazz groove going with a five, six, seven, eight! “People are always asking me, ‘Where can I go ...
“You’re myX! You’re myX!” Sylvie, the strange front-woman of fictitious band myX, rocked the stage at Busch Gardens’ Howl-O-Scream 2010. A group of her loyal followers decked out in fishnets and black eyeliner moshed their ...
When Apple introduced the new iTunes 10 on Sept. 1, music lovers got a little surprise: there- -was an entirely new service attached to their iTunes store account. A little purple cloud greeted users who ...
Imagine the University of Tampa as it it might have looked in the times of ancient Greece: Plato and Socrates are philosophizing in the Spartan Club,and you’re outside chilling with Homer in Vaughn Courtyard. All ...
Composer-in-Residence, Music Professor and Director David Isele is premiering five new, original pieces for the University of Tampa’s listening pleasure. UT’s faculty-comprised Quartet-in- Residence, the Quartet de Minaret, has performed many of Isele’s compositions, including ...
A midnight black grand piano sits center stage in Reeves Theatre, not a podium, nor a movie screen, but a piano with a mirrored underbelly, revealing a myriad of keys and strings. It signifies the ...
