Arts & Culture
The Center for the Arts’ “Muslim Women’s Voices at Wesleyan” series, which will run throughout the academic year, aims to ...
LeeSaar the Company Dazzles, Confuses in Performance of “Princess Crocodile”
I have always wondered why dance is considered a form of art and not just entertainment. Is it because it ...
Fire Alarm Interrupts Psi U Concerts On Saturday Night
“This is a new experience, I’ve never done this before,” 21-year-old rapper GoldLink said, visibly tired yet still incredibly enthusiastic, ...
Maimouna Youssef Talks About Holding Onto Creative Integrity
When I began my discussion with Maimouna Youssef, aka Mumu Fresh, we talked about her hometown of Baltimore. I told ...
Who Wore It Wes: Karmenife Paulino ’16
From her marijuana-leaf-print dress to her platform moon boots, Karmenife Paulino ’16 has a knack for capturing attention and “radiating ...
Muslim Women Emcees Dish Out Best of Planet Hip-Hop
“Do you think I should end with this, like, weird, experimental jazz thing, or...” The audience didn’t even let her ...
Tennis Covers Up Intricacies With Muddled Production
Imagine enjoying a nice, sunny day and listening to equally cheery music: that’s the feeling Tennis has exuded since 2012. ...
Mount Eerie Talks Sauna, Songwriting, and Social Media
Mount Eerie, the stage name of Washington-based songwriter Phil Elverum—formerly known as The Microphones—has been quietly putting out some of ...
Despite Its Excesses, Tweedy’s Sukierae is Real, Bold Rock n’ Roll
Jeff Tweedy is a Rock n’ Roll artist. He makes Rock n’ Roll music. He sings Rock n’ Roll songs ...
Dive Into Telfair’s “World Of Dreams” At Zilkha Gallery
I was immediately struck by just how many windows there seemed to be in the Zilkha Gallery. Landscape, greenery, and ...
