Book Review: “Call Me by Your Name” by Andre Aciman
Andre Aciman, the author of “Out of Egypt” and a professor at the Graduate School and University Center of the ...
Arts & Culture
Weekend Event Splotlight
The Inaugural Poetic Census Open Mic Who: Everyone interested in writing. And reading. And reading their writing. And listening to ...
Dancers embody changing seasons in world premiere
“It is not often that we presenters get to be part of a work’s production,” commented Pamela Tatge, the director ...
The Cine-Files
Classes may finally be in full swing, but I hardly think that’s a reason to stop pretending we’re at Camp ...
WESU expands programming
If a resident of central Connecticut turned their radio to 88.1 FM, they might wonder if the Nutmeg State had ...
Senior theatre thesis grapples with Beckett, immobility
After a summer of preparation, Annie Paladino ‘09 is ready to be buried in the ’92 Theater next week. Paladino ...
Album Review: “You’re No Dream” by Soltero
If Conor Oberst has taught us anything - aside from the fact that sounding like a pigeon won’t stop NPR ...
Arts Calendar
Friday, Sept. 12 Opening Reception for “Framing and Being Framed: The Uses of Documentary Photography” 5 - 7 p.m., Zilkha ...
Movie Review: The Dark Knight
Crime — actual crime — is something most of us don’t see. If you do it right, no one knows. ...
Top 5 Horrific covers totally antithetical to the spirit of the original
5. Tori Amos — “Smells Like Teen Spirit” You don't play Chopin on an electric guitar. And you don't play ...