Lily Wulfemeyer

FEATURES 10/29/19 10:00pm

Queer in the Country: Rice students talk LGBTQ+ identity and country music

By Lily Wulfemeyer

Leaning into Texas’ big personality is a fun way for Rice students to connect with the state’s lifestyle and aesthetic, as they two-step through the Houston bar Wild West and attend parties like Don’t Mess With Texas and DuncStep. But for some LGBTQ+ students, living in a state with a notoriously poor track record for respecting and protecting marginalized communities can be a challenge in balancing identity.

A&E 10/16/19 8:58pm

Paul Otremba celebrated at posthumous book launch

By Lily Wulfemeyer

Before passing away this June from cancer, Rice professor Paul Otremba got to see an early print of his third book of poetry, “Levee.” Published posthumously in early September, “Levee” received a launch and reading this past Thursday at the Menil Collection, hosted by Inprint, a local literary arts nonprofit organization.

A&E 10/8/19 9:52pm

Houston literary activists organize reading to aid immigrant families

By Lily Wulfemeyer

This past Thursday, gauzy black curtains were hung to transform a children’s Sunday School room where over 30 Houston-based writers took to a gleaming wooden podium for a night of literary activism.

A&E 9/10/19 10:23pm

Fresh faces around campus: Conversations with the Moody Center’s new associate curators

By Lily Wulfemeyer

Last month, the Moody Center for The Arts hired two new associate curators: Ylinka Barotto and Frauke Josenhans.

A&E 8/27/19 9:52pm

Arts 101: Guide to exhibitions on and off campus

By Lily Wulfemeyer

Rice students are fortunate to be located just a stone’s throw from major artistic hubs like the Houston Museum District while also having the opportunity to participate in a flourishing arts culture on campus. With the help of this guide, you can start to explore the rich culture so readily available to you before school gets into full swing.

A&E 11/28/17 10:31pm

Julie Maroh’s ‘Body Music’ is a longed-for ode to queerness

By Lily Wulfemeyer

Comic artist and graphic novelist Julie Maroh is back on the market with her fourth book, “Body Music.” Translated from French by David Hormel, the collection of 21 vignettes on love and relationships was published this November.

A&E 10/10/17 11:51am

The Killers’ fifth studio album ‘Wonderful Wonderful’ fails to live up to its name

By Lily Wulfemeyer

“Wonderful, Wonderful” is the most intimate album from The Killers yet, which makes its triteness that much more disappointing.

NEWS 3/8/17 12:40pm

The Beginning of Everything Forms a Universal Language Around Drawing

By Lily Wulfemeyer

Walking into “The Beginning of Everything: Drawings from the Janie C. Lee, Louisa Stude Sarofim, and David Whitney Collections” at the Menil, the physical arrangement of the exhibit provides a shock to the viewer’s eye.

A&E 2/15/17 5:05pm

'Cheap Date' art show makes art accesible

By Lily Wulfemeyer

The Hardy and Nance Studios building, tucked away on a side road under a commanding overpass, immediately presents a cold white concrete facade to the curious explorer.

Lily Wulfemeyer

Queer in the Country: Rice students talk LGBTQ+ identity and country music

Paul Otremba celebrated at posthumous book launch

Houston literary activists organize reading to aid immigrant families

Fresh faces around campus: Conversations with the Moody Center’s new associate curators

Arts 101: Guide to exhibitions on and off campus

Julie Maroh’s ‘Body Music’ is a longed-for ode to queerness

The Killers’ fifth studio album ‘Wonderful Wonderful’ fails to live up to its name

The Beginning of Everything Forms a Universal Language Around Drawing

'Cheap Date' art show makes art accesible

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