Noboru Fujinuma, a Living National Treasure of Japan, visits Japan House
By Kayla Raflores, Contributing writer
October 28, 2017
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While teaching at the Art Institute of Chicago, Professor Emeritus Shozo Sato was asked to translate for Japanese bamboo artist Noboru Fujinuma. Sato graciously agreed. Fujinuma, who spoke little English, was visiting after some of his bamboo work was bought and donated to the Art Institute ...
Moms Weekend activities that won’t break the bank
April 7, 2015
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Parents’ weekends are the most underrated weekends of the year. The dynamic of the relationship with my parents changed when I got to college; they were no longer the disciplinary force in my life, but they became my best friends. I realized I have stopped trying to escape them like I did in high sc...
National Acrobats from China to perform at Krannert
October 22, 2014
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Juggling drums with their feet, kicking bowls while riding unicycles, diving through hoops and contorting are only a few of the acts the National Acrobats of the People’s Republic of China will be performing Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts. “This group is travelin...
Campus provides must-sees and dos
By Declan Harty
July 26, 2014
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With over seven square miles of campus covering two towns and hosting more than 40,000 students, the University has an endless amount of places that students need to see.The rush of college can take away from the campus, especially in your first year. So make it a point to maybe spend a night at a resta...
Five things to definitely take part in while living in Champaign-Urbana
May 28, 2014
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Champaign-Urbana is constantly brimming with activities and events. There’s hardly a dull moment on this campus. Here are just five events you won’t want to miss: The Farmer’s Market Market at the Square is held every Saturday morning — rain or shine — from 7 a.m. to noon at the corner of ...
Calligraphy classes share Japanese culture with CU community
April 8, 2014
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Calligraphy can be considered a silent waltz with the brush. Shozo Sato, Japan House founder and professor emeritus of the University, takes the lead. Sato has returned to campus to teach a series of calligraphy classes at the Japan House. With a degree in multiple Japanese arts — including tea ceremony...
