Demonstrations celebrate International Year of Glass
Hot glass demonstrations Every Tuesday and Thursday 12:30 – 2:30 p.m. Art & Theatre Annex Space is limited
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Meet and greet with therapy dogs
Upcoming meet and greet events with Dex and Wick Nov. 10 – 11:15 a.m. – 12:10 p.m., Jones Hall, South Commons Nov. 17 – 11:15 a.m. – 12:10 p.m., Washington Hall Dec. 1 – 11:15 a.m. – 12:10 p.m., Nielsen Hall near Allsop computer lab
[Continue Reading »]Girls Can We Chat Quick: 360 Version
[Continue Reading »]XYZ at KCC: October 2022 Edition
JoEllen (X), Bryan (Y), Alice (Z), Max (Z) Produced by JoEllen Ritchie
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Featuring: Destiny Loney, Taylor Martensen, Daniel Noack, and Tia Slippy
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Sewing the final stitches
“Shrek the Musical” is centered on the celebration of uniqueness, something that student performers say they hope to bring to life on stage. The Kirkwood Community College fall musical, which has been under consideration for several years by the drama department, will be presented this November. There [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]Spoken Word Poet Chibbi speaks about identity
Kirkwood Community College welcomed Chibbi Orduña, a spoken word poet born in Mexico and raised in Texas, on Tuesday, Oct. 11. His work centers around his identity as someone who is both Queer and Latino and how these characteristics have shaped the way he views the world. Chibbi’s [Continue Reading »]
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Host: YoSoyTaba
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Excitement builds as ‘Shrek’ is brought to life
Students at Kirkwood Community College are gearing up to perform “Shrek the Musical,” a show that brings the much-beloved 2001 film onto the stage. Rehearsals began during the first weeks of the semester, though some students prepared for several weeks before auditions took place. There is a [Continue Reading »]
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Practice, perform and travel: Students and director share benefits of college band
Kirkwood Community College’s band program offers several opportunities including performances, practices, traveling and many different classes and groups open to the public. Director Joe Perea said, “Playing music has so many benefits across academic disciplines. It’s not nearly as much of a time commitment as high school [Continue Reading »]
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