Hilltop photographer Yi Lu captures the essence of fall move-in day: bins, boxes and smiling faces. See her photo gallery in Arts and Life. In the feature photo, James Whitt (left) and Christopher Kit Powe...

Inspired by the renowned book and nbsp;of Louisa Mae Alcott, Mars Hill College Theatre Arts Department presented Little Women, the Musical as the final student production of the school year....

Hands press against glass doors pushing them open, and a small bell jingles at the entrance. Bright overhead lights reflect off the tile floors; a sickly pungent smell of ink is overwhelming; and the tickling buzz and hum of an artist's ink gun is accompa...

Mars Hill College rolls out three weekends of theater this spring, beginning this week with the musical Little Women....

Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel is a play about five unmarried sisters who live in Ireland during 1936, a scenario not ripe for comedy, but the Mars Hill College production gave a fine rendition with notable moments....

When Chartwells food services received negative reviews about the cafeteria offerings at Mars Hill College last fall, the company sent Bill LaFrankie, who as MHC's new director of food services, is striving for change. LaFrankie has already implemented ma...

Each week, Cassandra Pavone, the new director of counseling at Mars Hill College, welcomes her guests and clients into her peaceful corner of the MHC Infirmary. Her goal is to impart calm. She listens, encourages and helps the MHC community through life's...

The deadline for student submissions for the Cadenza is March 23. The Cadenza is an art and literary magazine publishing the work of students and nbsp;at Mars Hill College....

The turnouts for performances of I Hate Hamlet were high. Bill Gregg directed the Theatre Department's last and nbsp;play of the semester, which was a terrific work of laughs and dramatic suspense. The play tells of a television actor, Andrew Rally, who s...

'I was writing an essay until five in the morning, but it turned out that it was not due today, and no one else did it! I am so mad, and rdquo; complained Xiao Jiabin, a Mars Hill College freshman from China. For an interview concerning challenges that in...

This production was very funny. Constant laughter erupted from the crowd; it was easy to forget it was a musical....

By: Jess Stafford

Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre has improved its bottom line in the last few weeks in the face of major financial struggles. and nbsp;As of the last week of September, SART had raised just under $45,000 of $100,000 needed to make up for a budget sh...

and nbsp; Of course, with the title SGA president, senior Grace Kim is constantly bombarded with issues students have with campus life. But she says: 'My motto is if you don't have ...