When a classic piece was needed for Theatre Wesleyan’s season, Dr. Connie Whitt-Lambert jumped at the chance for Blithe Spirit to fill the space. “I’m a huge fan of Noel Coward,” Whitt-Lambert, professor of theatre, said, “and I’ve always wanted to direct one of his pieces.” Whitt-Lambert doesn’t have a

Mary Grim and Daniel Hernandez walked into Dr. Jerome Bierschenk’s office last semester with an idea never before done at Texas Wesleyan: a concert of gender-swapped songs. On Thursday, their idea will become reality. Wesleyan’s Department of Music will host its first Voice-Versa concert at Nicholas Martin Hall from 7:30

Dr. Ilka Araujo walked past security, behind the stage, and up to the Steinway piano.   As her fingers glided across the keys, she knew this was the instrument she had been searching for.  Araujo, an associate professor of music history and piano, had taken her students to watch the 2017 Van Cliburn International Piano competition in Fort Worth’s Bass Hall last spring.   The 30

On Monday afternoon, the  Eunice & James L. West Library hosted a Solar Eclipse Watch Party. Library staff members passed out ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses to view the solar eclipse.   

A new football program is not the only thing Texas Wesleyan University is preparing for the fall of 2017.A new pep band and drumline will also start regularly performing at various campus events and are already rehearsing, according to Dr. Mai Hessel, adjunct of music. The two groups held their