Arts & Culture
“So, if I wrote a Dante’s Inferno Musical, would yall vibe with it?” read the story Elijah Philip ’28 posted ...
HBO’s “Neighbors” is America… But Not in the Way It Intends to Be
To watch HBO’s new docuseries “Neighbors” is to experience the extremes of the human condition. As grandiose as that may ...
Movie Review: In “Spinal Tap II,” Rob Reiner Turns It Down To Seven in a Leisurely End to a Legendary Career
In an era of sequels no one asked for, “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues” arrived in September of last ...
Album Review: This Is Lorelei’s Holo Boy Tracks the Progression of Nate Amos’ Songwriting
If it were not for the fact that many of This Is Lorelei’s songs are re-recordings of tracks released as ...
Senior Theater Capstone “The Seventh Fire” Offers Audiences an Eerie and Engaging Escape Room Experience
A very unique theatrical project premiered in the Theater Studio from Monday, March 2 to Friday, March 6: an escape ...
Paper Day 2026: University Event Celebrates A Ubiquitous Medium Through Installations at Olin, Pruzan, and PAC
Both seemingly insignificant and endlessly versatile, paper shapes nearly every part of daily life, including this newspaper’s print medium. On ...
Frederick Wiseman’s Eyes Were Indispensable
Two weeks ago, American cinema lost one of its most vital voices. The documentarian Frederick Wiseman died at age 96, ...
A Case for “F1: The Movie”: Why this Racing Blockbuster Deserves Its Nomination for Best Picture
“F1: The Movie” was a box office hit in 2025, raking in over $600 million in global box office sales—but ...
The Party Girl and Mythmaking: Curated Visions of Excess, and Club Culture Since the 80s
Flashing lights. The pulsing beat of a house track. Two people in a dark corner. Smoke wafting out of a ...
“Artolution: Art Through Crisis” Exhibition Opens at Fisk Hall: Creating and Healing Across the Globe
On Wednesday, Feb. 18, Dr. Max Frieder, co-founder and chief creative officer of nonprofit organization Artolution, stepped into the University’s ...
