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Pages 5 and 6 of volume one of “Creepy Creatures.” These artists decided to use the separate layers to draw different but complementary subjects. The spider in purple is weaving the web in green; the ghost in green seems to be coming from the knife in purple. Each artist took their own approach to having two separate but connected layers.

Graphic design club educates students on artistic processes with Halloween-themed workshop

Max Hoelker, Copy Editor
October 24, 2023
Displayed among the gallery walls are the works of John Patrick Cobb, an alumnus who began the process of these works while embarking on a spiritual and artistic endeavor dating back to the 1980s when Cobb first arrived at the hilltop.

A 40 year homecoming, alumnus John Patrick Cobb debuts ethereal art exhibition

Ariel Harper, Reporter
October 19, 2023
Two students who stopped by for the presentation stop and take in the colorful creations by Harvey.

Visiting ceramic artist gives insight on her successful career

Rogelio Adame Govea, Staff Writer
April 12, 2023
A snapshot of the clay animation featured in Cornews second short film.

Senior screening showcases an array of short films from photography majors

Hailey Womack, Reporter
April 4, 2023
Kat Devitt and other Attendees standing at the entrance of the event.

Senior photography majors showcase exposition “In Search Of” with themes of identity, discovery

Lola Claire, Staff Writer
March 29, 2023
The stage is set; during the second week of the shows premiere, MMNT enthusiasts gathered in the crowd and anticipate the shows start. Soft blue lights dimly light the stages floor, with set pieces and props ready for use.

REVIEW: MMNT’s “Godspell” spells fun and maybe good

Lola Claire and Melissa Gunning
March 2, 2023
Gothess Jasmine showcases their fluid dance moves on an audience member.

Sundays are for drag: An inside look at one of the many weekend drag shows showcased in Austin

Brenda Hernandez, Reporter
February 16, 2023
Wendy Deschene’s digital paintings that combine several images to her Native American culture were located in the Fine Arts Center hallway for attendees to view after the event.

Visiting artists showcase ongoing sustainable project, PlantBot Genetics

Kaitlynn Devitt, Photographer
February 1, 2023
Talent show contestants: Celia Corujo Gomez (middle), Jazmine Collins (left) and Ashley Rose Walters (right) line up for a photo with prizes in hand.

UPB talent showcase debuts various student singers, results in a tie-breaking cheer match

Kaitlynn Devitt, Photojournalist
November 29, 2022
Students gather at the craft table to partake in a variety of artistic outlets, including bracelet making and painting.

SEU Pride hosts before-finals craft night for students

Lola Claire, Staff Writer
November 25, 2022
Students and UPB employees (from left) Amanda Ramirez, Ethan Tobias and Ariana Marrero-Massa helped organize the event. They each participated by painting their own bird houses alongside other students in attendance.

UPB ‘Sip & Paint’ event inspires creative outlets, relaxing atmosphere

Kaitlynn Devitt, Photojournalist
November 17, 2022
Adorned Día de los Muertos altars scattered throughout campus honor the dead through spirituality and community.

Tradition continues: Día de los Muertos altars cultivates cultural solidarity across campus

Kaitlynn Devitt, Photojournalist
November 8, 2022
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