Virtual “Black Arts Matter” presentation exhibits cultural impact

Capri Scarcelli A&E Editor 10/29/20 Courtesy of Duquesne’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion, Collegiate 100 and Center for Global Engagement, Duquesne in Rome professor Elizabeth Lev was granted the opportunity to give an astounding art history presentation on the story of Edmonia Lewis: the first African-American/Native-American sculptor of the late 1800s. Lev, a Boston native, is an art historian who studies, writes and teaches the … Continue reading Virtual “Black Arts Matter” presentation exhibits cultural impact

Lumineers’ lyricism shines on newest album, III

Claire Neiberg | Staff Writer 09/19/19 From dancing to “Ho Hey” at my eighth-grade formal to singing along to “Cleopatra” at my high school coffeehouses, I have always been a fan of The Lumineers’ hit songs, as they bring back joyful memories of growing up. I had high expectations for the Sept. 13 release of their third studio album, III, and needless to say, it … Continue reading Lumineers’ lyricism shines on newest album, III