Spend Your Thursday Nights at Uncouth Hour
Answering the questions you want to hear about Stetson’s weekly open mic night.
What is Uncouth?
- The best (read: easiest) way to earn cultural credits! (Of which you need 24 to graduate, by the way, so it might be a good idea to get started).
- A place where Stetson students can display their art/writing/music/comedy/etc. to our school community in an open mic setting.
- An opportunity to watch some wonderful performances and perform yourself, if you’re feeling brave.
- Somewhere to go for an hour to procrastinate all the homework you just don’t want to do…don’t worry, we all feel the same way.
- Free food! Need I say more?
Who is Uncouth?
- Overseen by Jacob Mauser, Editor of Stetson’s literary and arts journal, Touchstone, and Rene Campbell, Touchstone’s Associative Editor.
- Run BY Stetson University students FOR Stetson University students. Performers and the crowd alike who ultimately decide the moods of the evening: funny, sad, serious, angry, stressed, or maybe even happy (on the rare occasion we’re not all dying inside).
About the Contributors
Rene Campbell, Arts & Culture Editor - The Reporter; Executive Editor of Touchstone
Rene Campbell is the Arts and Culture Section Editor for the Reporter as well as the Executive Editor of Touchstone. She is an English major with minors...
Jacob Mauser, Executive Editor of Touchstone
Jacob Mauser is the executive editor of Hatter Network's Touchstone Literary and Arts journal. He's majoring in English with a focus on Medieval and...