Arts & Culture
Intolerance can be found anywhere, even in the idyllic-yet-icy progressive Norwegian village in Romanian filmmaker Cristian Mungiu’s film “Fjord” (2026), ...
Folk Night Brings Memorable Music and Whimsy in Hewitt Workshop
The Wesleyan Folk Music Collective hosted the first Folk Night of the semester on Thursday, Sept. 24, a night which ...
Writer Alice Mattison on Poetry, Prose, Scholarship, and Looking for the Right Glasses
On Wednesday, Sept. 23, Russell House, with the help of Associate Professor of English Hirsh Sawhney, hosted its first event ...
Julia Jacklin’s Newest Treasure: The Gem
My high school years can essentially be divided between Julia Jacklin’s songs “Don’t Know How To Keep Loving You” and ...
SPARC: A Renewed Focus on Collaboration in the Performing Arts
On the first day of classes, there was an interest meeting for theater enthusiasts, producers, dancers, and technical managers held ...
“Tomie” Crafts an Antagonist That Allows Horror to Comment on Female Struggles
“Tomie” is a Japanese horror manga series written and illustrated by Junji Ito centered around a beautiful young girl named ...
The Role of the Grotesque in Art: Exploring the Goldrach Gallery’s Latest Exhibit
Apt, considering the approaching Halloween season, the Goldrach Gallery’s exhibition this the semester is titled “Grotesque: Art Beyond Restraint.” Curated ...
Bucket List Provides an Experiential Introduction into a World of Electronic Musical Entertainment
Bucket List, an experimental music band conceived at Stanford University, performed in Ring Family Performing Arts Hall a little over ...
“English Teacher” Attempts to Capture Our Times and Fails to Commit to a Strong Vision
America’s classrooms have become a battlefield. The issue of the day changes, but the conflict remains. FX’s “English Teacher” bravely ...
Erykah Badu Presents Her Own Radical Musical Vision
From the moment Erykah Badu, the queen of neo soul, first stepped onto the scene with the earthy introduction of “Rimshot ...
