Finding Artistic Integrity Within Academic Integrity
Student blogger Piper Greisl reflects on the connection between academic integrity and artistic integrity.
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Relaxation During Winter Break
If I had to summarize my winter break in one word, I would say “relaxing.
The Arts and Integrity
Having academic integrity to me doesn’t just mean doing your work or not using Chat GPT to write a paper.
Happy New Semester!!
After 3 months in New Hampshire and 4 months in Austria, I’m finally back on my college campus in North Carolina! Immediately, I jumped back into the theatre department, full steam ahead.
A Night at the Theatre in Paris!
In continuing my goal to have one new experience every day, I decided to get tickets to Théâtre du Lido 2's production of 'Hello Dolly!'.
Rules For Rush
Rushing Broadway shows is just another activity for theatre lovers, except it also comes with the chance to see a Broadway show for affordable prices!
From Michigan to Madison
It’s easy to get caught up in the bubble of one’s college ecosystem: especially in a tight-knit theatre department like the one I’m a part of at the University of Michigan.
Let's Start the New Year Right! My Artistic Resolutions and 2025 Projects
As is the first month of the new year, January 2025 is the perfect time to start up those positive changes, new projects, and artistic resolutions! Right now I’m on an aforementioned gap year, and one of the things I told myself I would do is make sure to make time for art and projects even while
On Multitudes
You can be a million things at once and still be a singular unique unit of a human on this planet.
Navigating College in the Rise of GenAI
Preserving the integrity of our training and professional opportunities is of the utmost importance in the arts.
Finals Week Recap During Fall 2024
Finals week at the University of Connecticut has come and gone.
How to Swing It As a Swing!
I start rehearsals for Pride and Prejudice this week and am swinging two tracks, each track consisting of two characters.
Off to Paris!
Most people I have met have urged me to study abroad.
A Scourge Upon Us
I hate generative AI.
Comparison, The Thief of Joy
How do I define Academic Integrity as a theatre student? You can't really cheat on a test when your final is a scene, but you can cheat on your artistic self.
Why Is Academic Integrity So Important?
In todays blog, we discuss how even when times can get busy as a teenager in high school, we need to understand why it's important to maintain our academic integrity.
Behind the Table-Auditions
I've taken it upon myself to go into the trenches and gather intel for actors like you and me.
Endings and Beginnings
The New Year is right around the corner and as per usual, I have absolutely zero idea what this year will have in store for me.
The Cure to Burnout is...
Ah, yes.
How I Got to Direct My Dream Show
It finally hit me— I called my mom to tell her that I was going to submit to direct Little Women, a musical of which I love and was familiar with because it was also my senior year musical in high school.
The Key to Managing Burnout
One creative outlet outshined the rest— musical theater— and I began to really dive into theater in middle school and high school.
An End of Year Reflection on the Semester
In an end of year reflection, student blogger Piper Greisl looks back on her first semester as a junior and her first semester as a theatre student.
Identity: How Much Does What We Do Define Who We Are?
This entry is a bit more personal, but it explores my experience and perception of my identity concerning the things I do and how that changes as I grow up.
Maintaining Passion in the Face of Burnout
Student blogger Piper Greisl discusses how she avoids and treats burnout in order to continue pursuing passions and hobbies.
Back on the Horse
To me, theater is the coolest thing in the entire world.
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