Graduating seniors from the UO Theatre Arts department look back on their experiences during the pandemic, and give advice to current theatre students. 

The two virtual plays touch on immigration and family, and what the cast hopes the audience will learn from them.

Members of the student club talk diversity, inclusion and the fight to have women be seen as “real filmmakers.”

Originally scheduled to be performed last spring, “Midsummer” will premiere virtually.

The UO LGBTQA3 Alliance embraced a more digitized world for their annual drag show and proved that despite new challenges, remote events present a totally new realm of creativity.

“Personal History” uses magical realism to explore race relations and the value of knowing where you came from