Big Picture: Ann Arbor songwriter Mark Zhu displays Confidence and Growth on recent Collaborative and Solo Releases
by strattonl
Mark Zhu presents a vivid picture on the song “paint the world red.”
Golden Years: Purple Rose Theatre's "Jukebox for the Algonquin" focuses on seniors living and loving
by christopherporter
Billed as “a serious comedy about sex, drugs, and rocking chairs,” Paul Stroili’s Jukebox for the Algonquin transpires at Placid Pines, a senior living community in the Adirondack region of New York, circa 2003.
EMU professor Christine Hume faces “Everything I Never Wanted to Know” in her new book
by christopherporter
“Do I even know one woman who hasn’t been subjected to male violence? Do you? Why doesn’t that admission stop us in our tracks?” asks EMU professor Christine Hume in her new essay collection, Everything I Never Wanted to Know.
Hume in turn does just that—she stops in her tracks to examine the violence and the imperfect structures meant to address it. She takes a critical lens to the ways that women’s bodies have been controlled through expressing productive outrage and through creating a mapping of this issue in our community. Her persistent questioning illuminates the injustices by compelling the reader to consider a response.
Just like "Heaven": Kingfisher's confident and inventive widescreen debut LP balances intimate vocals and expansive instrumentation
by christopherporter
For the past few years, Kingfisher has balanced college life with band life. But after the University of Michigan’s spring graduation, some members will head off to other Midwestern areas while others will stick around to complete their degrees.
Capturing the Cosmos: Jason Guenzel photographs the beauty of space from Earth
by christopherporter
Jason Guenzel has a passion for exploring the cosmos with his camera.
Follow the Reindeer: Hanna Pylväinen's novel tracks missionaries and herders living on the Scandinavian tundra in 1851
by christopherporter
How do you know when an action is a mistake or a choice?
This distinction is the question and crux of many turning points in The End of Drum-Time by U-M alum Hanna Pylväinen.