Exploring stereotypes, ancestry: Zadi Zokou discusses his documentary ‘Black N Black’ By Julia Owens April 19, 2019
With passion for writing, MacKnight Black poetry competition winner shares inspiration for her work By Julia Owens April 12, 2019
Student Artist Spotlight: Jonathan Arrington showcased plays, shares passion for the art of theatre By Julia Owens April 5, 2019
‘Works of art that use the form of the book’: Skillman Library Special Collections showcases three-dimensional works of art By Julia Owens March 15, 2019
Downtown bakery-café is ‘geared entirely toward the Easton community’ By Julia Owens February 1, 2019
Professor Christopher Phillips finds inspiration, depth in ‘Moby Dick’ By Julia Owens December 7, 2018
Open-mic tonight to focus on issues of mental health, advocate and poet Sierra Demulder to visit By Julia Owens November 30, 2018
Showing solidarity with those who struggle: “The Henna Project” aims to open up conversation about mental health By Julia Owens April 27, 2018
Combining art and science: Bio Artist Suzanne Anker speaks on importance of her field By Julia Owens April 13, 2018
Review: The Marquis Players’ “Guys and Dolls” impresses with choreography and comedy By Julia Owens April 6, 2018
Netflix Review: Geared toward a younger audience, “Alexa & Katie” takes on serious themes surrounding illness By Julia Owens April 6, 2018
Students organize the “March for Our Lives Easton”, join national movement on gun control By Julia Owens March 23, 2018
“Santa Clarita Diet” explores how crisis can unite a family in unexpected ways By Julia Owens March 9, 2018
Visit to elementary school on National Read Across America Day reminds football players “why we play the game” By Julia Owens March 9, 2018
Returning to his roots: Kelvin Serem to return to hometown to teach at school he founded By Julia Owens December 1, 2017
Three runners post personal bests as Cross Country competes Patriot League Championship By Julia Owens November 3, 2017
