While some may think of art as an individual practice, Kathy Windrow sparks creativity and teamwork in her students with a large-scale mural, which serves as their end-of-the-semester project.
Windrow...
Eastfield Dance will host its first live performance since the COVID-19 lockdown at 7:30 p.m. on May 4 and 5 in the Eastfield Performance Hall.
“The Return” is free of charge. Guests artists Alondra...
With summer break just around the corner, everyone’s trying to figure out where to go and what to do with all of their vacation time. Well, I’m here to tell you that you don’t have...
When Chris Schlarb’s parents found out they were transgender, they threatened to kick them out. The disapproval made for a rough home life, so Schlarb turned to school for sanctuary. Schlarb spent most...
Looking for some quality books to read over the summer? Here are five sci-fi books that are sure to keep your attention and take you on a thoughtful, fulfilling journey.
"A Psalm for the Wild-Built"
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Hannah Spohn’s passion for student government shines in her role as president of the Texas Junior College Student Government Association. Appointed at age 19, she became the youngest member to take the...
“The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom,” the highly anticipated latest installment of the Zelda series, will be released May 12. The Zelda series changed the world of video games with its first...
Creative work that was once possible only after years of training and practice can now be done in mere minutes, thanks to advances in artificial intelligence. Lately, creative fields have felt the brunt...
Trimmed grass isn’t an eco-friendly standard for your lawn, despite what your neighborhood homeowner's association says. It’s a patch that’s inhospitable for organisms, plants and even nutrients...
First-generation student and Eastfield alum Alondra Puentes returned to campus as Eastfield’s newest dance instructor. She’ll soon guest-star in this year's spring concert on May 4.
Puentes obtained...
Edith Maude Eaton (Suiu Sin Far)
Known For: “Leaves from the Mental Portfolio of an Eurasian” (1909), “The Inferior Woman” (1910), “A White Woman Who Married a Chinaman” (1910) and “Mrs....
Zombie fans are eating well right now. Tackling apocalypse fiction requires a perfect alignment of competent writing, compelling characters and chaos. Many have tried but creatively misfired, driving away...
