Matt Chilton ’16 Talks Throat Singing, Vocal Tones, Listening
Matt Chilton ’16 is a man of many words, but singing doesn’t involve any of them. Among his many musical ...
Arts & Culture
Roger Ebert: In Memoriam
On April 3, 2013, the 46th anniversary of his first day as film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times, Roger Ebert ...
David Bowie Successfully Moves into The Next Day
David Bowie has never been known to stand still. He has taken a diverse set of genres—soul, rock, folk, electronic—and ...
Senior Dancers Bring Theses Outside of Olin to the ’92 Theater at Dance Concert
At the peak of thesis craziness, many seniors are currently living in the depths of Olin and haven’t seen the ...
Professor’s Playlist: Jeffers Landell Lennox
Assistant Professor of History Jeffers Lennox may be the second coolest Canadian alive—after, of course, the angelic and immortal Céline ...
Cam & Sam Rock Short Poem Slam at Alpha Delt
This past Saturday at Alpha Delt, WeSlam and QueerWes cosponsored “The Short Poem Slam with Cam & Sam!” In a ...
Impressionism, Fashion, and Modernity at Met Revitalizes an Old Age
“The latest fashion...is absolutely necessary for a painting. It’s what matters most,” read a quotation by Edouard Manet displayed at ...
The Incredibly Burnt-Out Wonderstone
If you happened to wander into a movie theater to see “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” expecting grade-A comedy writing and ...
Hit The Road: Kavinsky Evokes the 80s on Outrun
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, get ready for your official introduction to the phenomenal Kavinsky…or, as you might know ...
Professor’s Playlist: Rashida Z. Shaw
Assistant Professor of Theater Rashida Z. Shaw lives the Wesleyan graduate’s dream. After studying sociology and theater at Wesleyan, she ...