Arts & Culture
When conservatism reaches such heights that it begins to suppress creative expression, controversial art becomes a necessity. Growing up in ...
Ebony Singers Raise Voices and Spirits at Winter Concert
“Some of us came in here really heavy tonight. Before we leave here, we’re going to shake all that off.” ...
Azealia Banks Drops Long Awaited Debut Album
For about two years, it seemed as though Azealia Banks was dedicated to punishing anyone who ever took her seriously. ...
Look What I Did: “Nightmare” Makeup Design
When I first heard that one of my closest friends, Russell Goldman ’17, was adapting and directing Tim Burton’s “The ...
Long Island Band Shiffley Ready to Storm Earth House
Don’t know Shiffley yet? That’ll probably change soon. The popularity of this Long Island five-piece, consisting of Alex Ganes (vocals), ...
“Renditions of Form” Exhibit Considers Inhabiting the Body
How would you describe the experience of inhabiting your own body? “Renditions of Form,” an art exhibit running from Nov. ...
In Defense Of: Young Thug
“Did a lot of shit just to live this here lifestyle.” We’ve all heard “Lifestyle” somewhere. It may have been ...
Oedipus Comes to Memorial Chapel in “Theban Trilogy”
Capturing the fascination of countless audiences for more than two thousand years, the endearing and tragic tale of Oedipus is ...
“In the Heights” Returns Home to the Wesleyan Stage
One of the most notable musicals ever produced on the Wesleyan campus was an original work written by a sophomore ...
“Posters, Propaganda, and the American Experience” Snapshots a Country At War
American army propaganda, especially for recruitment purposes, has a long history of capturing the nation’s experience of war. In line ...
