Jordan College of Arts
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Butler Theatre presents puppets like never before
“The performance follows three siblings as they remember a dramatic ride to their grandparents’ home for Christmas dinner. It switches between the perspectives of the adult children as portrayed by human actors and their younger selves as puppets voiced by the same actors.”
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Haunted house dares to thrill
On Oct. 24 Butler’s Sigma Rho Delta organization and Jordan College of the Arts hosted a haunted house on campus. Multimedia Reporter Parker Williams details the horrors that occurred. TW: Flashing lights at :50
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Hall of Famer DJ Spinderella talks growth, culture
“‘I grew up literally running home from school, dropping my backpack on the ground, turning on the television and watching DJ Spinderella, watching Salt-N-Pepa.’”
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The Wind Ensemble goes on Midwest tour
Wind Ensemble tour restarts an annual tradition of high school clinics through Jordan College of the Arts.
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Out of sight and out of mind: The Jordan College Annex lies overcrowded and underfunded in the corner of campus
For a building that is full of some of the most creative minds on campus, why is it so unremarkable?
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“Street Art and the Art of Protest” in Butler’s streets
Jordan College of the Arts welcomes distinguished art historian Heather Shirey. Her lecture’s focus was to educate Butler students on the use of graffiti and street art post the death of George Floyd.
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Bulldogs of Butler: Christian Vincent
From dancing with Madonna to acting in Hallmark — a Bulldog alum is honored at the 2022 Emmy awards for his choreography on the Canadian television drama “The Porter.”
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The man behind the music
Adjunct professor Jared Rodin brings his experiences to the classroom.
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JCA Students Adjust to the Pandemic
Multimedia Reporter Maeve Van Etten has the story on how some Jordan College of the Arts Students students have adapted to class during this time.