“APOTHECARY (storehouse)”: Professor David Schorr’s Exhibit Explores Memory and Medicine
The old glass medicine bottles that dot flea markets and your grandmother’s bathroom cabinet always seem to contain more than ...
Arts & Culture
Identity and Sexuality Clash and Combine in the Spring Faculty Dance
This weekend, the Spring Faculty Dance Concert will not only showcase the work of Artist-in-Residence Hari Krishnan, but also synthesize ...
Morality and Mononucleosis: “Clem and Paul Build a Fort” Goes Up in the ’92
Looking for a game-changer this weekend? Looking to contemplate moral absolutism? “Clem and Paul Build a Fort,” a new play ...
Lionel Loueke Trio Charms CFA
This past Saturday night, in a concert sponsored by the Music Department, the Center for the Arts, and the Wesleyan ...
Men With Bad Manners Talk New EP, Are Surprisingly Well-Mannered
Wesleyan reggae group Men With Bad Manners will be bringing together its love of authentic roots reggae and its passion ...
Chubby Chasers, Uneaten Pizzas, and Dancing Horses: Awesomefest ’12 Brings the Goods
Once a semester, the bravest of musical souls shed their chains and revolt against the oppressive capitalist campus music scene, ...
Cinefiles
Bienvenue y’all, and a friendly reminder that film board applications are due to the Film Studies office on March 5! ...
SPILL: Revealing the Human Factor Behind an Environmental Tragedy
We all know about the drama and disaster that took place on April 20, 2010 off the coast of Louisiana. ...
“Mao: the Musical”: A Breath-Taking Score Sets Up a Story of Love, Loss, and Life’s Little Red Books
When deciding to write, compose, and direct an original musical, it is rare to choose one of the most murderous ...
Aaron Peisner ’12 on Bringing Four Centuries of Choral Music to Life
Earlier this month, Aaron Peisner ’12 conducted a concert consisting of a choir of men and women singing four centuries ...