Cinefiles 4/12 – 4/15
Before we jump into this week’s Film Series schedule, we want to take a second to pat ourselves on the ...
Arts & Culture
Hari Kondabolu Brings Humor to PC Culture
Humor and political correctness have always held a tenuous relationship. Comedians often cross the line between what’s pushing the envelope ...
“Peter and the Starcatcher” Takes Imagination to New Heights
Theater is inherently pretend. People stand on stages and use objects and structures to pretend to be things that they’re ...
“Riverdale” Soaps-Up Archie Comics, and the Results are Pretty, Progressive, and Fun
“Twin Peaks meets Gossip Girl meets Veronica Mars.” “The most stereotypically CW show of all time.” “Remember those comics about ...
Cinefiles 4/6 – 4/8
Hello Wes pals! Don’t recognize the names at the top of this page? Curious as to who has the moxie ...
Recap: Week 1 of Art Theses Experiments with Concrete, Light, and Scent
On Wednesday, April 5, Zilkha Gallery held the first batch of senior visual arts thesis exhibitions for the Class of ...
“Losing Ground” Screening and Q&A Unearths a 1982 Treasure
On a rainy day at the end of March, students huddled into the African American Studies Center to view a ...
“Converging to a Center” Showcases Photography Collection of Two University Classics Professors
“Each life converges to some centre / Expressed or still; / Exists in every human nature / A goal,” writes ...
Iñárritu Talks Life, Film, and Murder
Alejandro González Iñárritu would like you to think that he is the man that killed Mike Nichols. During a lunch ...
“Big Little Lies” Finds Darkness in Luxury
Snaking up the Pacific Coast is a Monterey community whose sweeping homes harbor complications that swell on the verge of discovery. ...