All in Two Days Work: The 48-Hour Magazine Project
They say God created the universe in seven days, but can college students build a magazine in 48 hours? This ...
Arts & Culture
The Artist Formerly Known as Wordsmith Returns
Tonight, on the mystical eve of 11/11/11, our campus will be hit by a blast from the (fairly recent) past: ...
“Conan: Road of Kings #10″–Abs, Dragons, More Abs
Despite our best intentions to be open-minded and give a new series a chance, it can be pretty intimidating to ...
Awesomefest Saturday: 14 New Bands Ready for Battle
Following dreams of stage lights, Lear jets, and Williamsburg immortality, a handful of bros and bro-ettes have spent the past ...
Hartford’s Echo & Drake: “Sundrenched Elsewhere”
That’s just how I feel about Echo and Drake, Hartford natives and future indie-pop overlords. I’m calling it, friends—it’s going ...
Arms Wide Open: In Defense of Creed
Like any good twenty-something, I feel a particular sense of nostalgia for the good ol’ days, when any upstanding young ...
Professor’s Playlist: Hari Krishnan
Artist-in-Residence Hari Krishnan is a self-proclaimed “diva” and much beloved instructor of the classical South Indian dance Bharatanatyam. Through the ...
Christmas Comes Early: Children’s Author Jan Brett Visits Broad Street Books
Last Sunday, Broad Street Books hosted an event featuring acclaimed children’s author and illustrator Jan Brett. The event was not ...
“Julius Caesar” Struts Its Hour Upon the WestCo Café Stage
“How many ages hence shall this our lofty scene be acted over in states unborn and accents yet unknown!” exults ...
The Week in Arts
Kim Kardashian Files for Divorce After 72 Days Is this good? Is it bad? It is certainly amusing. Personally, my ...