By Kaitlyn Frame Contributing Writer Lynn’s seventh annual theatre showcase, Celebration of the Arts, is finally here, and the cast and crew are ready to show the Lynn community what they have been working on for the last five months. Tonight, a cast made up of students, faculty and alumni will be performing show-stopping numbers…
By Kaitlyn Frame & Kendall Steiger Editor-in-Chief & Staff Writer The Laramie Project, Lynn Drama’s 2017 fall semester main stage production, is opening tonight in the Wold Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. The play focuses on a hate crime which took place in a small town and is told through the testimonies of locals…
By Kaitlyn Frame Editor-in-Chief The Lynn University Model United Nations (LUMUN) Conference is entering its sixth year of operation. This event aims to unite not only the Lynn community, but also the South Florida community by allowing area high school students to participate. LUMUN uses its platform not only to educate these high school students…
By Shawn Johnson, Kaitlyn Frame & Hadassa Delhomme Editors-in-Chief Throughout the past few years, citizens across America and the world have endured tragedy in many forms, whether it be mass shootings, natural disasters or perils of war. From international conflict to national dispute, 2017 can easily be categorized as one of the toughest years in…
By Kaitlyn Frame Editor-in-Chief Lynn’s annual Founders Day festivities are scheduled to kick off today. What started out as Marymount College in 1962, Lynn has grown tremendously in the 26 years after the college reached university status and was renamed in 1991. “I’ve heard a lot of things about Founders Day and how it’s one…
De’Laija Napier, a public relations and advertising major from Miami has been participating in beauty pageants for almost 15 years. Napier, a senior in the 3.0 program, was shy growing up but always had a passion for performing, especially singing. She originally started participating in pageants to help get over her stage fright, as suggested…
There was plenty of fun, lots of sun and a total of 1160 people that finished the Garden of Life’s second annual 5k Sun Run Challenge Saturday morning to promote health and to support and raise funds for Special Olympics of Palm Beach County. The second annual Garden of Life run took place at PGA…
“Postcards from Paradise,” a full-length musical produced by the College of International Communication, premieres tonight at 7:30 p.m. on the main stage in the Wold Performing Arts Center. The show, written by Mickey James, Sharon Spivey James and Lynn Professor Emeritus David Fleisher, features music and lyrics with contributions from the late Shel Silverstein. This…
One day following President Donald Trump’s inauguration, women from all over the world gathered in protest to promote equality and to protect the rights of women. The Women’s March on Washington was hosted in Washington D.C. but was joined by protesters in virtually all 50 states and in prominent cities including Miami, Pittsburgh, New York…
More than 500 people turned out Saturday morning for a 5k Run, Kids Mile Fun Run and a Kids 100 Yard Dash to raise funds to support Palm Beach County public schools.