Rachel Howard is a dance critic based in San Francisco, California. She writes for various publications including Condé Nast Traveller, San Francisco Chronicle, and East Tennessee State University. With a focus on local dance performances and cultural events, Rachel provides insightful and engaging critiques that highlight the dynamic dance scene in the Bay Area.
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Rachel Howard's coverage includes a wide range of topics such as travel, education, food, literature, and dance with a focus on local events in the United States and especially California. She tends to cover cultural aspects including travel destinations and entertainment news.
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By: Rachel Howard
The summer dance festival led by Charlie Slender-White scores big, bringing Jenna Riegel’s cathartic “Varvara.”
By: Rachel Howard
The Tri-Cities College Fair will give attendees the opportunity to learn more about college admissions, scholarships, campus life and more.
By: Rachel Howard
S.F. Ballet former dancers Mathilde Froustey and Ellen Hummel both claim they were advised to perform through pain and not informed of consequences.
By: Rachel Howard
S.F. Ballet's Ellen Hummel and former company principal Mathilde Froustey both claim they were advised to perform through pain.
Another year descends upon the ETSU campus! Student stories begin at Preview, a tradition over 40 years in the making The weekend is designed to make new students feel at home and at ease before classes begin. Students will make friends, meet fellow classmates, and learn about the campus and community while having a great deal of fun along the way.
By: Rachel Howard
For 25 years, Rose Stansberry dedicated her life to the students at Hartselle City Schools as an English Language learner (ELL) paraprofessional, profoundly impacting the lives of countless non-native English speakers and becoming an indispensable link between diverse communities.
By: Rachel Howard
Situated in the middle of 15 acres on Tapscott Road in Hartselle, the Peek family’s home stands as a testament to their vision and determination. For Xalyn and Emily Peek, building their forever home was more than just a construction project—it was a labor of love, a journey of bringing a dream to life with careful thought and planning.
By: Rachel Howard
Ailey-trained Archibald pushes dancers’ acting — and pointe work — in challenging directions.
By: Rachel Howard
Lines Ballet’s tribute to the avant-garde harpist and composer Alice Coltrane promises to shimmer and inspire.
As part of Tennessee College Application and Exploration Month, Tennessee residents who are incoming first-year and transfer students may apply for admission to ETSU for free.
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