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Ethan Cumby

A bold exhibit

A bold exhibit

It’s Friday, Feb. 26, at 9 a.m. After walking up the stairs and through the doors of Haynes 242, I was immediately greeted with an array of posters and books, all bearing an assortment of bright colors, contrasting designs and words. It was the 66th annual Type Directors

Abuse of Presidential Powers

If you immerse yourself in current politics, you have likely noticed the strife between the Republican and Democratic parties. From the open belittling of one another to riots and even the GOP’s recent attempt at storming the capitol, it is hard to deny the polarization in American politics. This

Of Dinosaurs and Chickens

The chances are that you’ve seen the film “Jurassic Park,” where an eccentric billionaire from Scotland builds a theme park that promptly fails after sabotage releases the main attraction: real-life dinosaurs. What you might not know, however, is that the paleontologist consultant for the films and former curator

Support Your Museums

As we grow closer to the one year mark since the initial COVID-19 lockdowns, it has become apparent just how much our lives have been changed. Many businesses that aren’t considered “essential” have struggled, and there is no better example than museums. It is imperative that we give