This week in Shocker events: SongFest, ComicFest, and more
WSU students look forward to SongFest every year (SongFest 2016).
Empowerment to Engagement Title IX Conference
When: 6 p.m. on Oct. 25-26 in the RSC
Admission: Free
The Title IX Student Alliance is hosting a conference featuring keynote speaker Tiffany Hill. Hill is a consumer law attorney with a career that includes litigation, policy development, corporate compliance, and higher education law. Hill is also a filmmaker, author, and advocate for domestic abuse victims. She will be discussing Title IX issues with students and faculty during this two-day conference.
Little Shop of Horrors
When: Oct. 26-29 in the Wilner Auditorium
Admission: Free for WSU students with ID, $10-$20 for public
The School of Performing Arts will be putting on the 1960s cult-classic, “Little Shop of Horrors.” The hilarious musical with over-the-top performances will make for an exciting evening.
Final Friday
When: Oct. 27
Admission: Free
Artists will be showing and selling their work at various art galleries during the Final Friday exhibitions. At the Shiftspace gallery, the exhibition “2 dimensions” will be featuring 10 WSU students.
Halloween ComicFest
When: Oct. 28 in the Ablah Library
Admission: Free
Students can participate in a photo booth, costume contest, film screening, 3D printing for cosplay, a crafts table, and free comics at the first annual Halloween ComicFest.
Songfest
When: 7 p.m. on Oct. 28 and the Orpheum Theater
Admission: $10 for adults
The 27th Annual Songfest will wrap-up the Shocktoberfest festivities. Featuring performances by various student groups and Greek life, students will sing and dance to compete for the winning title. Come support your fellow Shockers at this annual event.
Marissa Campbell was the Culture Editor for The Sunflower. Campbell wrote music reviews as well as arts, culture and other entertainment stories. From...
