On The Spot Improv
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Dewey Molenda, senior in statistics, and Ryan Woods, senior in fine arts, perform at On The Spot Improv's first performance of the year in Forum Hall on Jan. 24, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Mason Swenson, junior in mass communications, and Dewey Molenda, senior in statistics, perform at On The Spot Improv's first performance of the year in Forum Hall on Jan. 24, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
From left to right, Mason Swenson, junior in mass communications, Jack Dotterweich, sophomore in secondary education, Olivia Carter, freshman in theatre, and Dewey Molenda, senior in statistics, perform at On The Spot Improv's first performance of the year in Forum Hall on Jan. 24, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
From left to right, Olivia Carter, freshman in theatre, Nate Kochuyt, freshman in theatre, Mitchel Yarnell, freshman in environmental design, and Ryan Woods, senior in fine arts, perform at On The Spot Improv's first performance of the year in Forum Hall on Jan. 24, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
The improv group Black and White and Red All Over recieve an award from thier team after winning the College Improve Heartland Regional. Team members include Casha Mills, senior in English, Nate Kochuyt, freshman in theater, Brigid Reilly, senior in theater, and Emma Pirotte, freshman in secondary education. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
The improv group Black and White and Red All Over recieve an award from thier team after winning the College Improve Heartland Regional. Team members include Casha Mills, senior in English, Nate Kochuyt, freshman in theater, Brigid Reilly, senior in theater, and Emma Pirotte, freshman in secondary education. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
The improv group Black and White and Red All Over recieve an award from thier advisor after winning the College Improve Heartland Regional. Team members include Casha Mills, senior in English, Nate Kochuyt, freshman in theater, Brigid Reilly, senior in theater, and Emma Pirotte, freshman in secondary education. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)