Southern Arkansas University’s Performing Arts Series will present the Rockefeller String Quartet, pianist Louis Menendez, violinist Geoffrey Robson, violist Tatiana Kotcherguina and cellist David Gerstein in concert at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 3, in Oliver Recital Hall in Dolph Camp Hall on the SAU campus. The string performers are all members of the Arkansas… Read More
Choral groups will present concert
The Heritage Singers and Chamber Singers of Southern Arkansas University will present their fall/winter concert titled, “Stori,” at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 17, at First Baptist Church, 318 E. Main Street, Magnolia. The concert will feature wide variety of selections telling both sacred and secular accounts of the Christmas story. Among the pieces on… Read More
Veterans Day tribute planned
MAGNOLIA – The Veterans Resource Center at Southern Arkansas University will host a Veterans Day tribute ceremony at 12:15 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 11, in front of Harton Theatre on the SAU campus. Veterans from SAU and the community as well as student service members will be recognized. There will be a moment of silence… Read More
Phi Beta Lambda seeks diaper donations
MAGNOLIA – For the second consecutive year, students from the Southern Arkansas University College of Business will be seeking donations of diapers to meet the need of families in Columbia County. Members of Phi Beta Lambda collected more than 4,200 diapers in the “Every Little Bottom” diaper drive in 2010. According to the organization, one… Read More
SAU Bell Tower will chime again
MAGNOLIA – When visitors come to Southern Arkansas University for the holiday season this year, the campus’s landmark Bell Tower will once again be ringing. The Bell Tower was constructed in 1976 as a water tower for the campus, and until recently, it held 50,000 gallons of water. The addition of a water tower by… Read More
October 18, 2011
Dr. Jeff Vickers, assistant professor of music, and Dutch composer Carlos Michans applied for and received a music commissioning grant through The Fund at the Hague (Netherlands). Vickers proposed a new concert piece for tenor saxophone and piano. The piece will be premiered at the World Saxophone Congress in St. Andrews, Scotland, in July 2012…. Read More
Mallory Lecture will focus on jazz
MAGNOLIA – Michael Borshuk will present “How to Look at Jazz and Why it Matters” in an upcoming installment of the Kathleen Mallory Distinguished Lecture Series. The presentation is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Tuesday, October 18, in the Foundation Hall of the Donald W. Reynolds Campus and Community Center at Southern Arkansas University. Borshuk… Read More
Nursing students partner with theatre, genetics students
MAGNOLIA – Students from the Department of Theatre and Mass Communication and students from the Department of Nursing at Southern Arkansas University have teamed up to provide opportunities for nursing students to practice their skills through live enactments of patient/nurse scenarios. The first of several simulations that will take place in the Wharton Nursing Building… Read More
Homecoming book signing will feature alumni author
MAGNOLIA – Jenny Wingfield, a 1969 graduate of Southern Arkansas University (then Southern State College), will sign copies of her debut novel during the University’s homecoming festivities this weekend. Wingfield will present a workshop titled “So you want to be a writer? Writing screenplays and novels and how to get them published” at 7 p.m…. Read More
Theatre majors will perform in New York City
MAGNOLIA – Two theatre majors from Southern Arkansas University will soon be performing on stage in New York City. Junior theatre major Amanda Cannon of Drasco and sophomore theatre Major Christian Williams of Hope have been cast in a staged reading of the impressionistic classic play “The Hairy Ape” by Eugene O’Neill. The performance will… Read More
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