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Saturday, September 1 |
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Think Like a ManFour friends conspire to turn the tables on their women when they discover the ladies have been using Steve Harvey's relationship advice against them.
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Tuesday, September 4 |
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Make Your Mark with Lonnie ScottCome out and learn the importance of voting with Lonnie Scott, who was a chief staffer to two influential members of the Michigan Legislature before running for the State House himself. He has also served as State Communications Director for a National non-profit and prides himself on being a political activist. Lonnie's passion for politics and higher education has led him to be an expert in public engagement and he now travels the country speaking to college students about the importance of voting and what it means to be a real leader. Co-sponsored by CSL.
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Thursday, September 6 |
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Micah Dalton w/ Noah GuthrieSinger/songwrite Micah Dalton may sound like an earthier, cleverer Ben Harper, but musically Dalton suggests mid-'80s Prince in the way he defiantly straddles so many styles, requiring an enormous musical arsenal to get his point across. These juxtapositions of sounds and style rarely feel forced or even deliberate, courtesy of Dalton's soulful vocals and incisive songwriting. singer/songwriter. Opening is Youtube Sensation eighteen year old singer/ songwriter Noah Guthrie, whose cover of LMFAO's "Sexy And I Know It" went viral earning him more than 8 million views in less than a week. That viral explosion landed the South Carolina Native on NBC's Today Show, Jay Leno's Tonight Show, and several U.S. and European Radio Stations where Noah's cover has gotten air play. Currently in the studio working tirelessly on his debut album, Noah hopes to have a release late 2012 to early 2013. You can find more about Noah on his social networks.
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Friday, September 7 |
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A Silent FilmLondon rock band A Silent Film formed in 2005 and has garnered favorable comparisons to Coldplay, The Killers, and Snow Patrol. Its new offering is aligned with its formative poetic and expansive pop-rock aesthetic but there is a freshly confident depth and distinction evident in the writing. Their latest cd Sand & Snow is searchingly hopeful with emotive hooks and romantically purposeful lyrics.
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Saturday, September 8 |
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Snow White and the HuntsmenIn a twist to the fairy tale, the Huntsman ordered to take Snow White into the woods to be killed winds up becoming her protector and mentor in a quest to vanquish the Evil Queen.
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Saturday, September 8 |
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The Singing BeeCome out and compete in The Singing Bee, where contestants finish the lyrics to songs to gain points and win cool prizes!
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Wednesday, September 12 |
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21 Jump StreetA pair of underachieving cops are sent back to a local high school to blend in and bring down a synthetic drug ring.
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Thursday, September 13 |
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ThinkFastThinkFast is the standard, and by far the most awarded interactive program ever with the various college voting entities since it's inception in 1997. A standard pop-culture ThinkFast show incorporates trivia about such topics as sports, music, TV, Movies, celebrities, general entertainment topics, and pop icons, as well as academic topics like art, literature, science, math, geography, and history. Co-sponsored by MSL & SAC. Winning team will receive $200!
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Saturday, September 15 |
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The Cabin in the WoodsFive friends go for a break at a remote cabin in the woods, where they get more than they bargained for. Together, they must discover the truth behind the cabin in the woods.
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Thursday, September 20 |
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Lecturer Barry Drake80's Rock - Music in the Video Age with Barry DrakeAs the 80s began there was a well needed burst of energy in rock & roll. The 70s had left us disappointed, exhausted and questioning whether anything positive and new could come from a 25 year old music form. Fortunately, the 80s proved that rock & roll was capable of reinventing itself with new music styles, artists and attitudes. MTV and CDs gave us a new way to experience the music of Bruce Springsteen, Madonna, U2, R.E.M., Michael Jackson, Tom Petty, The Police, Run DMC, Prince, Aerosmith and yes, even Milli Vanilli. Rock & roll was back, alive and well, but it sure had changed. Rock & Roll historian Barry Drake returns to examine one of the most confusing, misunderstood and criticized decades in rock & roll history. Voted collegiate lecturer of the year 9 times! This is Barry's last time on campus, so be sure not to miss this one!
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Friday, September 21 |
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Percussionist Noah Hoehn with comedian Will MarforiNoah Hoehn is a fierce performer. He has earned national acclaim for his harmonica playing as a two-time winner of the McKnight Fellowship for performing musicians. Now it is his solo looping show that is truly unequaled as a winner of this prestigious award for a third time! His singular vision to unite the sounds of new blues and marimba pop is accomplished with an incomparable live looping system. Saucy harmonica and cool marimba are layered upon a foundation of acoustic grooves freeing him to sing and play at the same time - a musical style unparalleled the world over. Ever wonder what it is like for a person to live with a disability? Will Marfori knows and he will share parts of his experience. Born with Cerebral Palsy, Will has not allowed his handicap to prevent him from entertaining audiences. His whole life people have always told him you can't do this or that, and Will has been proving them wrong. He has been called inspirational and amazing, but is more concerned will being called funny. He spent much of his adolescence being made fun off and feeling like an outsider, now he's bringing people into his world. From physical therapy to dating, he is going to speak about his opinions.
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Saturday, September 22 |
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Madagascar 3: Europe's Most WantedAlex, Marty, Gloria and Melman are still fighting to get home to their beloved Big Apple. Their journey takes them through Europe where they find the perfect cover: a traveling circus, which they reinvent - Madagascar style.
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Tuesday, September 25 |
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A Shot of Reality"A Shot of Reality" provides an honest, engaging, humorous and sober new look at alcohol awareness on campus. "A Shot of Reality" educates students about encountering alcohol in a college environment. Entertaining and informative, two performers present the show in the form of a birthday party for the students in the audience. Alternating between hilarious improvisations, in which the audience participates, and educational sketches which drive home facts and statistics, "A Shot of Reality" will make audiences laugh, think, and inform their behavior towards alcohol. Co-sponsored by Health & Counseling Services.
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Wednesday, September 26 |
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Men in Black 3Agent J travels in time to MIB's early years in the 1960s, to stop an alien from assassinating his friend Agent K and changing history.
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Thursday, September 27 |
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Open Mic NightCome out and show off your talent, whatever it may be, at DSU's Open Mic Night with Autumn Mathis and Kevin Pope as MCs!
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Friday, September 28 |
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Grocery BingoCome out and play Grocery Bingo for a chance to win awesome bags of groceries and other items.
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Saturday, September 29 |
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Breath of SoulCutting-edge arrangements, tight vocal percussion and spirited harmonies are just some of the phrases used to describe Nashville-based vocal group, BREATH OF SOUL. Since 2006, the group has brought their unique a cappella sounds to concert, festival and church audiences throughout the United States and abroad. BREATH OF SOUL has won countless a cappella competitions and has received accolades for their stellar arrangements, sheer talent, harmonic blend, strong lead vocals and their original percussive style including recent awards for Audience Favorite and Best Original Song at the 2012 Chicago Harmony Sweepstakes A Cappella Festival.
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