Music Therapy Club at SRU hosts benefit concert for its majors

Slippery Rock University music therapy majors have a benefit concert every year to raise money for their club, the Music Therapy Club. Check it out here.

Opening night of "The Crucible" is great success for SRU students, cast members

Students, faculty, and members of the general public gathered in the lobby of Slippery Rock University's Miller Auditorium for the opening night of "The Crucible" on October 14, 2010.



The stadium seating on-stage in SRU's Miller Auditorium was a new experience for the audience and the actors alike. The set for "The Crucible", built entirely by the play's cast and crew, can be viewed by the audience from all perspectives with the stadium-arranged seating.



Liam Nute, a sophomore at Slippery Rock University, attended SRU Theater Department's production of Arthur Miller's play, "The Crucible," on October 14, 2010. Nute gave his thoughts on the play and how SRU "brought it to life."



Jessica Kowach, who plays Abigail Williams in SRU Theater Department's production of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible", talks about the opening night performance of the play. She describes how the cast needed to "build relationships" with one another in order to make the performance run smoothly.

The Perks of Being a College Student

Stephen Chbosky, author of the bestselling novel "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," came to Slippery Rock University on October 4, 2010, to talk to students about "choices." He also had a meet-and-greet opportunity for students to have their books signed.