The Nationalist

This Week in Theatre History: November 23-28
POSTED November 23, 2020
Tiffany Kruse, Writer
As we step into the holiday season, during this week in theatre history there was the premiere of a play adaptation of a classic novel, a visit from Queen Elizabeth II to...
This Week in Theatre History: November 16-21
POSTED November 18, 2020
Tiffany Kruse, Writer
During this wintery week in theatre history between November 16 to 21 there is the death of a widely unknown theatre manager, the opening of the only Broadway show made by...
COVID-19 Vaccine
POSTED November 12, 2020
Brooke Wilcox, Editor
COVID-19 has taken over our nation in mysterious ways that affect humankind all around the nation. To begin, one question that has been asked is How far are they into...
This Week in Theatre History: November 9-14
POSTED November 10, 2020
Tiffany Kruse, Writer
Throughout this week in history from November 9 to November 14, there will be covering of recent historic events such as the openings of “Nastasha, Pierre, & The Great...
World Series Winners
POSTED November 9, 2020
Dawson Aberson
The MLB just came to an end with the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Tampa Bay Rays in a long best of 7 World Series that went to a 6th game and ended with the Dodgers beating...
This Week in Theatre History: November 2-7
POSTED November 2, 2020
Tiffany Kruse, Writer
During this week in theatre history there will be the exploration of Broadway policies, the launch of a Broadway favorite, and the birth of an influential theatre director...
Scariest places to visit in the United States
POSTED October 28, 2020
Brianna Herndon
For some reason people enjoy being scared. Perhaps it's the adrenaline rush or maybe the sense of not knowing what will happen next. If you are one of those people then I...

POSTED October 23, 2020

Covid-19 has greatly impacted everyone this year. This deadly pandemic has caused a variety of changes for schools, such as trying to find ways to keep everyone safe, stopping the spread of Covid-19, and still providing a well-balanced education. According...

How To Vote!

Caitlyn Burgess, Writer

POSTED October 19, 2020

Registration In order to vote, you must register to vote first. Here’s how: You can find a registration form via this website (Click the 'Download a fillable PDF voter registration form by clicking this button', button) You can fill in...

Hong Kong: A Timeline

Nicholas Allen, Writer

POSTED October 14, 2020

With all of the constant news stories currently flooding the media, it is easy for some very important stories to become “invisible”. One such story is that of the Hong Kong Protests for human and political rights. Hong Kong...

George Floyd: Part 3 The Legacy

Jorgia Lowe, writer

POSTED October 14, 2020

What can YOU do to help? When is enough, enough? Most of us I’m sure have asked ourselves this question and it can be hard to answer. Still shocked by what happened. Wanting change. But when you truly think about it, you are the change....

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Daily Updates

This Week in Theatre History: November 23-28

Tiffany Kruse, Writer

POSTED November 23, 2020

As we step into the holiday season, during this week in theatre history there was the premiere of a play adaptation of a classic novel, a visit from Queen Elizabeth II to...

This Week in Theatre History: November 16-21

POSTED November 18, 2020

COVID-19 Vaccine

POSTED November 12, 2020