Starting today, a trolley service around the quad will be available to students, faculty and staff.
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Editor David Frantz previews Etherredge Center shows.
Drag show lights up Etherredge main stage
Editor David Frantz and reporter Erin Weeks covered USC Aiken’s third annual drag show that occurred last Thursday.
David Frantz covers the University Theater Players’ recent meeting to discuss plans for upcoming shows and next semester.
UTP recently announced auditions to be held as well as the need for more actors.
Gallery: New gallery exhibits in the Etherredge Center
This week’s gallery includes images from USC Aiken’s art gallery by students and Aiken locals
Caution on the performing arts front
A&E Editor Erica Bennett details the new protocols designed to protect performing arts students (vocalists and instrumentalists) from COVID-19.
Etherredge Center adopts protocols to mitigate virus spread
Arts and Entertainment editor Erica Bennett explains the new safety procedures for the students and faculty that study, practice and perform in the Etherredge Center.
'Dracula' ballet an opportunity for young dancers
The Aiken Civic Ballet performed Dracula to a packed house at the Etherredge Center last Friday.
Etherredge Center to sell USC football tickets
The Etherredge Center is now selling ticket booklets to USC Columbia’s football games this season for a discounted price.
Etherredge hosts senior art exhibit
Staff writer, Deborah Jackson, covers the senior art exhibit at the Etherredge Center.
Havana Cuba All Stars rock Etherredge Center stage
Inside the theater, the 12 person acoustic band drew from crowd interaction, raised hands urging audience members to stand, dance, clap, and sing. Hands pressed to chests, the singers closed their eyes and turned their faces to the lights, expressing the emotion the music evoked.
"Being and Becoming" exhibition
The “Being and Becoming” exhibition expressed both artist’s desire to depict their memories and experiences.
USC Aiken alum directs dark comedy
Staff writer, Chealsy Reaves, got the scoop about the upcoming production by the University Theatre Players.