Demonstrators at the March for Science stand on the corner of College Ave and Appleton St. Photo by Luke Payne. Lawrence students at the March for Science wave signs while running across College Ave. Photo by Allegra Taylor.
Photo Feature: Sofar Sounds
Child shows off his singing abilities on the Sofar Sounds performance stage. Taking a moment between songs during the April Sofar Sounds performance. A guitar and cello duo perform a passionate song at the most recent Sofar Sounds Event. Sofar Sounds is a performance series that started in London back in…
Sofar Sounds shakes up Appleton
Sofar Sounds is a music experience that started in London in 2010. Departing from a traditional concert setting, where concert venues are large, loud, and chaotic, Sofar Sounds offers a more intimate experience than a typical concert. It’s a musical opportunity that fosters greater respect for musicians. This is facilitated through upholding a standard of…
Meditations on Music: Sofar Sounds Appleton Concert
Sofar Sounds is a worldwide organization that builds concerts upon community, mystery and the idea that music is of upmost importance. The concerts are hosted in intimate settings that the attendees do not know until the night before, and the artists performing are not revealed until the event. On January 27, I, along with a…
Sofar Sounds to begin in Appleton
Appleton has recently been added to the 300-plus cities that host Sofar Sounds and is set to have its first concert later this month. The unique concert series is built around encompassing many types of performance—musical and not—and emphasizing the importance of live shows. Junior Arielle Kaye, an integral part in organizing Appleton’s Sofar, started…
Staff Editorial: Don’t forget about Appleton
The results of Tuesday’s election are a disaster for our nation, for our communities and for our friends. Gay marriage, abortion, immigration reform, healthcare, Syrian refugees, guns—we took our three steps forward and now, thanks to The Donald, we have been shoved thirty back. Community gatherings this week have been a beacon of hope. Student…
Beyond the Bubble: Homelessness in Appleton
The exhibit is now on display in the Mudd Library. Photo by Minh Nguyen Last week on the second floor of the Seeley G. Mudd library was the (In)Visible: Homeless in Appleton Exhibit, a self-guided tour through the past and present of homelessness in the Fox Cities area. A name with two-fold meanings, (In)Visible can…
Lawrentians Looking at Local Businesses: a review of SAP
Tucked away behind the Fox River Mall and away from the bustling College Avenue hides one of the up and coming restaurants of Appleton. SAP Brunch, Brown Bag & Bakery serves all-day brunch in addition to their equally large dinner menu. SAP strives to support local business and food suppliers as much as possible, providing…
Appleton offers Olympic winter sports and activites
The 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia are about to begin! Imbued with the Olympic Spirit, many readers may find themselves eager to attempt the many thrilling events found within this international competition. Luckily, the cold, wintry weather of northeast Wisconsin provides ample opportunities for you to try many of these sports out for yourself.…
Dalton presents research on Appleton transportation system
Polly Dalton’s Senior Project literally hit close to home. Her presentation last Thursday, Jan. 9, titled “Connecting the Blocks—Transportation Policy and Planning in the City of Appleton,” revealed Dalton’s true infatuation with the Little Apple. “I really like Appleton as a city and I think it is interesting because it has a small town…
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