Hidden gems in our University Collection
TERRAN WARDEN;Â Mast Radio Arts & Culture Producer;Â wardentc@plu.eduÂ
If you’re familiar with Ingram Hall – I’m looking at you communication and art majors – you may have noticed a change on...
Matrix of fear: journal editor talks fall issue
BREANNA WIERSMA;Â Copy Editor;Â wiersmbm@plu.edu
Pacific Lutheran University journal of social justice, The Matrix, has its Fall 2016 issue, themed on fear, coming out next week. This year’s editor, senior Morgan Stark,...
On the corner of Mat and Park
HILARY VO; Mast Writer;Â vohn@plu.edu
Some people really can do it all, and senior Arika Matoba proves every day she is one of them.
You may have seen her around in one...
Scandinavian Center welcomes Munch-Inspired Student Art
The Scandinavian Cultural Center recently announced the winners of their Munch-inspired art contest, a competition sparked by the Tacoma Art Museum’s Edvard Munch exhibit in honor of Pacific Lutheran...
Edvard Munch and the Tacoma Art Museum
BROOKE THAMES & MCKENNA MORIN;Â A&C Editor & Photography Editor:Â thamesbe@plu.edu
In issue 13 of the Mast, the Arts & Culture section featured an announcement of the Tacoma Art Museum’s “Edvard Munch...
Much Ado about Shakespeare
COURTNEY MIRANDA;Â Online Editor:Â mirandcs@plu.edu
The Pacific Lutheran University English department marked the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death last Thursday with events including a Shakespearean Insult Smackdown yelled at each other...
Tacoma Art Museum shows Edvard Munch
JEFF DUNN;Â News Editor:Â dunnja@plu.edu
“Edvard Munch and the Sea,” an exhibit featuring the Norwegian painter known for his famous piece “The Scream,” opened at the Tacoma Art Museum April 9 and...
Book art proves books aren’t boring
STEPHANIE COMPTON
Sports Editor
comptose@plu.edu
Some may say that books are obsolete and old-fashioned in this new digital age, but not the group of artists coming to campus this week. They will...
PLU student photographer makes it big
PARIS FRANKLIN
Opinion Editor
franklpm@plu.edu
Communication professor Joanne Lisosky was informed that one of her students has received a great honor in the world of collegiate art on Feb. 29. First-year Communication...