By Brian Brink “Drawing is not art itself, drawing is simply a tool…” said Mark Franchino when explaining the name of the latest art exhibit at Thiel College. Franchino’s and his partner’s, Jeremey Boyle, art is usually in the form of sculptures. For this exhibition, entitled Drawing, which […]
By Carrie Severt On Thursday, Sep. 6, students met during the common hour to listen to Dr. Butcher’s presentation on The Health Profession Institute (HPI). Dr. Butcher, the head of the Neuroscience department at Thiel College started the presentation by introducing this newer program to the audience. He […]
By Brian Brink At the beginning of every year Thiel’s internet seems to have hiccups when 700 students converge on the campus. This year, however, has been worse than ever before. “Sure, there have been problems before but never this bad,” Tyler Wright, a senior math major said […]
By Brian Brink Dr. Susan Traverso, President of Thiel College, singing “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” at Opening Convocation on Thursday, Aug. 30 summarizes what will be the theme, as she put it, of this year. Opening Convocation took place during the newly instituted Common Hour and welcomed […]
By Carrie Severt Photo by Allen Morrill First year students gathered at Dr. Susan Traverso’s home, August 28th, for the annual President Porch Party. Dr. Susan Traverso, President of Thiel College, greeted the guest with a smile and handshake. She started of the evening by welcoming the students […]
By Brian Brink Between Aug. 24 and 26 Thiel hosted Welcome Weekend for all incoming freshman and welcomed back returning students. Aug. 24 kicked the weekend off with all new freshman moving onto campus and saying goodbye to their parents. The day was hectic, but the staff did […]
By Rahat Hossen Photo By Allen Morrill Thiel College’s musical production of William Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost, staged April 13-15, had audience members laughing loudly throughout, some as they caught the dialogue’s funny moments and others because of over-the-top acting or a tree played by a person. Written […]
By Rahat Hossen With the theme “all creatures great and small,” the Greenville Symphony Orchestra’s 89th season ended April 7 at Thiel College’s Passavant Center. All music it played was animal related. The orchestra played 16 pieces of music. These were “Entrance of the Gladiators,” “Fight of the […]
