Katelyn Landry

A&E 1/21/20 9:51pm

Serge Attukwei Clottey talks migration, upcoming Moody exhibit

By Katelyn Landry

“Softening Borders” invites you to step into another’s shoes, no matter where in the world they may be standing.

A&E 1/14/20 10:14pm

Freedom reigns in new MFAH ‘Norman Rockwell’ exhibit

By Katelyn Landry

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston tells the story of how Norman Rockwell’s iconic depictions of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms — freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from fear and freedom from want — changed American society forever with “Norman Rockwell: American Freedom.”

A&E 11/19/19 9:53pm

Sol LeWitt’s legacy returns to Rice

By Katelyn Landry

Two works by pioneer conceptual artist Solomon “Sol” LeWitt have found a home at the Glasscock School of Continuing Studies in partnership with Rice Public Art.

A&E 11/12/19 9:25pm

Houston Cinema Arts Festival coming to campus

By Katelyn Landry

The Houston Cinema Arts Festival will bring diverse programming, from foreign films to experimental cinema to Rice Media Center this weekend, Nov. 15-18. Eight screening events will include discussion from award-winning filmmakers, and each screening requires a $12 ticket.

A&E 11/5/19 9:29pm

R U MAD? New student group dreams big

By Katelyn Landry

R U MAD, the Rice University Music and Dance Team, was born with superstardom in its sights. Founder, director and lead singer Jake Barber had his hopes set high from the beginning.

A&E 10/22/19 10:25pm

Best and Worst of ACL 2019

By Katelyn Landry

Along with at least half of Rice’s student body, the Thresher made yet another road trip to Austin City Limits Music Festival Weekend Two over midterm break. Despite the inflated food prices and suffocating crowds, I can honestly say that this year was by far the best I have experienced in three consecutive years of attending my hometown’s festival.

A&E 10/22/19 9:26pm

Rebelution’s Eric Rachmany pursues justice for cannabis convictions

By Katelyn Landry

Eric Rachmany, lead singer and guitarist for Californian reggae-rock band Rebelution, sat down with the Thresher during weekend two of Austin City Limits Music Festival to discuss his involvement in the Last Prisoner Project.

A&E 10/22/19 9:25pm

On the rise: A conversation with Armani White

By Katelyn Landry

After enduring a freakishly cold first day of weekend two at Austin City Limits Music Festival, the prospect of having energy before noon was inconceivable — until Armani White hit the stage.

A&E 10/8/19 9:50pm

Preview: Rice Theatre presents Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’

By Katelyn Landry

This weekend, Rice Theatre will present “As You Like It,” a Shakespearean pastoral comedy about the follies of love and the pursuit of happiness amid chaos. In a series of hilarious events, the familiar trope of star-crossed lovers is rejuvenated with a humorous case of mistaken identity.

A&E 10/1/19 11:03pm

Houston Celebrates First Annual Viet Cultural Festival

By Katelyn Landry

Last Saturday, NRG Center came alive with the sights, sounds and tastes of Vietnam during Houston’s first annual Viet Cultural Festival. Hosted by local community group Vietnamese Culture and Science Association, Viet Cultural Festival marked the first festival in Houston dedicated solely to Vietnamese culture as a whole since the Hope Initiative’s 2012 Vietnamese Festival at Discovery Green.

Katelyn Landry

Serge Attukwei Clottey talks migration, upcoming Moody exhibit

Freedom reigns in new MFAH ‘Norman Rockwell’ exhibit

Sol LeWitt’s legacy returns to Rice

Houston Cinema Arts Festival coming to campus

R U MAD? New student group dreams big

Best and Worst of ACL 2019

Rebelution’s Eric Rachmany pursues justice for cannabis convictions

On the rise: A conversation with Armani White

Preview: Rice Theatre presents Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’

Houston Celebrates First Annual Viet Cultural Festival

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