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Scare in the Square offers students a spooky start to “Halloweek”
Every year, Lipscomb students go all out to celebrate Halloween during “Halloweek,” and the festivities include the iconic Scare in the Square. People gather in costumes while social clubs and other organizations host tables with treats and games. Each table was themed, from Raditor Springs to The Lorax. Each was striving to win the best table award. Hot chocolate and candy were handed out from the tables, and some events had games or mystery puzzles. While walking around the table, students could see scattered carved pumpkins that spelled out “Halloweek.” The first event was live karaoke. Anyone was able to come up and sing in various musical genres. At one…
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Illustration Workshop: A look into fashion art
To kick off Fashion Week, the Department of Fashion started with an educational workshop on fashion illustration. Carrie Mills gave a hands-on presentation about the basics of fashion illustration. Each student was given a work pad to draw alongside Carrie. Posters of Joe Eula’s designs were on display as a reference for the style they are trying to learn. Carrie had the students draw from a volunteer model. She also provided other images to capture the pose and outfit. “I like how it’s encouraged for us to be loose. We focus on the general movement of the shapes and the clothes,” said Eleanor Elliott, a fashion design major. The experience…
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Hispanic Heritage Month wraps up with student art exhibit
As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to an end, the Office of Intercultural Development (OID) hosted a Hispanic art exhibit for students. Students at Lipscomb had the opportunity to express their interpretations of Hispanic culture through art, including fashion, painting, drawing and photography.
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Review: The wind ensemble and orchestra perform a phenomenal mid-semester performance
As the fall semester reached its halfway point, the wind ensemble and the orchestra put on their mid-semester performance. To start the concert, the wind ensemble took the stage with powerful, energetic music, featuring instruments ranging from beautiful flutes to rhythmic percussion.
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The Chainsmokers concert starts with confusion and ends in accomplishment
Lights on the Lawn — an event hosted by Vanderbilt University to raise money for charity — almost ended in failure. After early performances by smaller DJs, The Chainsmokers went on stage on Friday night to start the set everyone was waiting for. But less than a minute after their music started, they were rushed off stage.
