Avila theater students add sign language to latest performance, “Eurydice”
“In the myth, we never hear from Eurydice – she is always a cipher. I’m interested in her voice, a voice that hasn’t been heard before.”
“In the myth, we never hear from Eurydice – she is always a cipher. I’m interested in her voice, a voice that hasn’t been heard before.”
Performing in university productions such as Little Shop of Horrors, MacSweeney naturally morphed into a directing role.
“It means I work with great people and have great opportunity every day to work with our student athletes.”
“I decided I was going to tell my four-year story through monologues.”
“It’s really wonderful to….bring what I’ve learned from the industry back and share that with current students,”
“One of the reasons Shakespeare is so potent is because he writes about timeless issues.”
Henrietta Leavitt, a female “computer” in the 1900s, was an astronomer who wasn’t allowed to use a telescope because she was a woman. “Silent Sky” tells her story.
At age 14, William Kamkwamba built a windmill to power his family’s home in Malawa. William. His talk will be preceded by a panel discussion on sustainability.
Avila’s football team has impressive recording breaking stats going into homecoming.
The Avila Eagles are currently on top of their conference standings with a 2-0 record.
Avila partners with St. Joseph Medical Center for campus health center and joins a new athletic conference.
Local residents are invited to a career fair at Avila on Thursday, April 12.
Who is this Mrs. Johnson County and what is she doing at Avila’s Career Fair?
Jose Faus’ exhibit at the Thornhill Gallery at Avila University runs through March 21.
Open Reception: Jose Faus’ Mis Acentendes. Art exhibit. Thornhill Gallery at Avila University, 11901 Wornall