Author: JG
Drury Lane House Concert series with Jim Rae
The Drury Lane House Concert series has begun production, and The Scoop sat down with co-producer Jim Rae for details about the new music show.
Q&A: Gabriel Bloodworth, professional glass blower
Gabriel Bloodworth participates in traveling art displays around the Midwest to show his work and to promote Springfield Hot Glass, which is becoming a hot spot for Springfieldians of all ages to come and learn a new trade.
DUkes: From Drury to Japan
Dr. Rick Maxson tells the story of Drury’s ukulele club, charting DUkes’ rise in popularity and their upcoming trip to Isesaki, Japan, in August 2015.
Managing stress with classes in full swing
Ed Derr, Drury’s director of counseling services, provided some tips for students to help manage class-related stress.
Talking moonshine at Copper Run Distillery
Copper Run is a craft distillery in Walnut Shade, Missouri. The Scoop talked with employee Skyler Walrath about the company’s moonshine, whiskey and rum.
Movie and a discussion: The Moxie Film Series
The Moxie Film Series now presents three films each semester, accompanied by a pre- and post-film discussion led by a member of Drury faculty. The next showing is Feb. 28.
Q&A: Behind Drury’s website redesign with Mandy Seaman
Mandy Seaman, Drury’s associate director of Web communications, walks through the massive redesign of Drury’s site, which has more than 11,000 pages.
Drury’s Humanities Film Series presents ‘A Raisin in the Sun’
“A Raisin in the Sun” will be shown Saturday, Feb. 28, at the Moxie Cinema as part of the Drury’s Humanities Film Series.
Inside the Drury dance minor with Polly Brandman
Drury University’s dance minor got its start two years ago and has grown to about 25-30 students.
Q&A: Meet Mick Whitcomb, owner of Nomad
Discover the story behind downtown’s Nomad, a sponsor for Art Walk. Mick and his wife, Paige, took their inspiration for Nomad from their many travels.