Arts

The Chi Chapter has not been active on the WSU Pullman campus since 1974. 

Otto Nicolai’s opera, “The Merry Wives of Windsor,” based on Shakespeare’s play, will appear on the Bryan Hall stage during Mom’s Weekend with comedy, romance and a little fantasy. 

The annual showcase is the culmination of two or more years of work by MFA graduate candidates, featuring a wide range of art-making approaches.

Pullman students will have a shot at creating a WSU mobile application that could see widespread use throughout the university system during Information Technology Services’ mobile application design challenge March 23–24.

The trio will perform works by Tchesnokov, Mozart and Hovhaness as they compete for a $3,000 grand prize in the Music Teachers National Association’s Young Artist Chamber Music Competition March 16–20.

A scholarly exchange program brought three WSU faculty members to Guangzhou University in China to play with the school’s band and orchestra.

The CD features WSU faculty members Greg Yasinitsky, Sarah Miller, Brian Ward and David Jarvis, WSU alumni Patrick Sheng and PJ Kelley, professor emerita Ann Marie Yasinitsky, and recording engineer David Bjur.

Enjoy a stroll through last year’s highlights as seen through the lenses of the Pullman‑based WSU Photo Services team.

“The orchestra is pleased to share their music in Spokane in a devoted attempt to bring more WSU music outside of Pullman.” — Danh Pham, WSU Symphony Orchestra conductor 

The School of Languages, Cultures and Race will host the 4th annual Art for Social Change Competition and Showcase, Feb. 17–March 1, in Gallery 3 of the Fine Arts Building.