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Spring break at HU Arizona took an incredible turn this year when we hosted the Seattle Mariners, who happen to play spring training across the street from us. As the Major League Baseball team geared up for the upcoming season, they turned to the University's state-of-the-art facilities to capture media footage.

Congratulations to the music and theatre arts seniors from the graduating Class of 2024! We are thankful you chose Huntington University for your college career, and we have thoroughly enjoyed witnessing your musical and theatrical talents.

Celebrate HU talent with the Student One-Act Festival, “Cracked Up Classics”! These one-act plays are directed, acted, and designed entirely by students from TH 421: Arts Management Class. Support your fellow students as they explore their creativity!

As Huntington University enters the final month of our academic year, the Merillat Centre for the Arts has plenty of events to keep you entertained this April. Art, music, theatre...it's all here!

As the chilly winter months in Indiana come to an end, Huntington University will be springing to life with Merillat Centre for the Arts events! Check out all the MCA has to offer in March.

God lent us His creativity for a reason. Art brings life to...well...life. Art speaks when we struggle to find words, art sparks conversation, and, obviously, art gives us something to admire. However, I find music to be an especially fascinating medium. Music is more than something we observe; it literally gets into our heads.

One of the women in the play says that everyone dies twice: once when their physical bodies die, but then again when no one remembers them. I am looking forward to keeping the memories of these incredible woman alive by telling their story of strength and courage.

At the start of my freshman year at Huntington University, as soon as I sat down in the animation lab in Becker Hall, my first thought was “it’s good to be back.”

In early November of 2023, my film-major friend asked if I would like to guest star in an upcoming episode of The Treehouse, a show on Huntington University’s YouTube channel. The following Tuesday, I ventured into the shrouded corner of campus known as the TV studio to be questioned by film students.

Art is more than making nice things to put on display. Artists are involved in commerce, manufacturing, architecture, and more. Here are some brief descriptions of jobs you can get with a degree in art and design.