Let the Light In: Week Four Art Studio Thesis Exhibitions Play with Light, Body, and Community
The second-to-last week of the art studio theses kicked off on Wednesday, April 16, following the champagne pop on the ...
Arts & Culture
Rose and Sam on The Tortured Poets Department and the Oversaturation of Taylor Swift
In a cross talk, two writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or piece of art they ...
Growing Up Spike Tape: One-Acts “Scouts” and “Prestidigitation” Explore Friendship, Trust, and the Unknowable Future
This article covers sexual assault as portrayed in a campus theater production. On Sunday, April 21, my friends and I ...
Friday, April 26, 2024 Comic
Ali Eckstein can be reached at aeckstein@wesleyan.edu.
Theater Capstone “imagin/ing” Interrogates Power and Performativity Through Community Making, Dance Circles, and Nipple Covers
I had the honor of being part of the run crew for “imagin/ing,” a theater capstone performance by Alisha Simmons ...
A Summer of Gayhood and Girlhood: Original Musical “Camp!” Debuts at WestCo Café
If you’ve ever been to sleepaway summer camp, then the original musical “Camp!” written by Eliza Bender ’24 and Sarah ...
Tuesday, April 23, 2024 Comic
Zachary Presnall can be reached at zpresnall@wesleyan.edu.
Understanding Art as a Means to Escape: “Find the Moon” Beautifully Brings Light to an Artist’s Struggle With Herself
As I hurried to the Ring Family Performing Arts Hall on Saturday, April 13 at 8:15 p.m. to take my seat for ...
On Heartbreak and Healing: A Review of Maggie Rogers’ New Album Don’t Forget Me
Maggie Rogers first rose to prominence after a video of her class at the New York University Clive Davis Institute ...
Friday, April 19, 2024 Comic
Ali Eckstein can be reached at aeckstein@wesleyan.edu.