Every year, the campus turns into a vibrant community of self reflection, reunion, and nostalgiaas alumni from past generations come together to celebrate the past and cherish the presentduring Alumni Weekend at Brenau University. This weekend not only serves as a celebration ofthe past generations of students but a testament to the power of friendship, […]
Why Spirituality Matters? A conversation with Brenau’s Chaplain Andrea Corso Johnson
In times where balancing the demands of academic life and personal well-being can feel challenging and overwhelming, Brenau University’s Chaplain Andrea is here to help students navigate their spiritual journeys, even if there is not one. With over eight years of experience in church ministry and a deep personal journey of faith, Chaplain Andrea shared […]
Murder Most Wicked: A Macbeth Review
By Peyton Emily Boles The Gainesville Theatre Alliance shines a bright light on Shakespeare’s Macbeth, a production audiences won’t be able to forget at Hosch Theatre, located at 429 Academy St. NE. The show ran from Feb. 14 to Feb. 22. The air inside Hosch Theatre was thick with anticipation on Saturday night, as an […]
At Last I See the Light: Brenau’s Annual Cotillion Tradition
Brenau’s Annual Spring Cotillion was held on Friday, March 7th, 2025 at the Brenau Downtown Center on 301 Main St. from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. This year’s theme was ‘At Last I See the Light’ inspired by the Disney adaptation film Tangled. This spring semi-formal event has been a staple at Brenau to celebrate the […]
Marvel’s Captain America Soars in Theaters Despite Negative Reviews
Marvel is back with the fourth movie of Captain America with an introduction of Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson, who takes up the mantle of Captain after the events of “The Falcon and Winter Soldier”. Despite the negative reviews from critics, “Captain America: Brave New World” soared in $192.4 million globally during its opening weekend. […]
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