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Emma E. Booker, Booker Middle and Booker High School joined together to celebrate Bookerfest on February 4.

The Tennessee Williams's play tells of the tragic story of sisters, Blanche and Stella

Nick Brinen, assistant professor of architectural design, was awarded the 2023 Beck Fellowship from the College of Visual and Performing Arts in September 2022. Brinen received the fellowship due to

DeKALB — NIU’s Avalon String Quartet is set to perform an original theatrical performance Wednesday night at the Music Building Recital Hall. The performance, “Seven Ages of Man”, is an original interpretation of a famous speech from the play “As You Like It” by the legendary poet, Sir William Shakespeare. The show starts at 7...

DeKALB — NIU’s Avalon String Quartet is set to perform an original theatrical performance Wednesday night at the Music Building Recital Hall. The performance, “Seven Ages of Man”, is an original interpretation of a famous speech from the play “As You Like It” by the legendary poet, Sir William Shakespeare. The show starts at 7...

The Heritage charter’s application has been vetoed multiple times, most recently in June 2021.

Today, I.M. Terrell for STEM and Visual Performing Arts is a school that attracts students from all over Tarrant County.

Two Republicans joined Democrats to veto the charter school application, including a Republican board member who lost reelection to a candidate endorsed by a PAC with financial ties to Heritage’s board chair.

Booker High School’s Visual Performing Arts (VPA) Center is being expanded by SchenkelShultz Architecture to give the venue a whole new look.

The proposal to stop 7th and 8th-grade classes at Don Riggio Elementary is scheduled to be voted on by Lincoln Unified trustees during a Wednesday meeting.