Arts & Culture
Friends, foes, flora, fauna… the electronic inkwell is almost dry, if you dig. I'm running out of things to say ...
Spirits, community invited to Zilka to celebrate dead of the Dead
Bright colored paper cutouts dance across the ceiling of the Zilkha Gallery, bringing attention to an altar adorned in skeletons, ...
New lit mag promotes nonfiction
Wesleyan University is generally considered a haven for individual expression, rhetoric, and discussion, and as a rule student voices do ...
‘House of Blue Leaves’ conveys helplessness, desperation
Last week in the '92 Theater Jess Chayes '07, first-time director, put up her production of John Guare's "The House ...
Film Series Confidential
It was a disaster, ladies and gentlemen. A lot has been said about the election already, so I won't bog ...
Linklater documentary seeks urban renewal from all tragedy
Timothy "Speed" Levitch's idea for a World Trade Center memorial is simple: from Ground Zero should emerge a 16-acre tract ...
Hegemony Rocks: De La Soul: 15 years and still movin’
Maturity can be a bitch, especially if you're a popular musician. A drop off in quality 10 years down the ...
Student poets share winning entries with community
An awareness of music and the nature of language were intertwined with poetry as four students read their award winning ...
Amelia Piano Trio performs ‘A Night in Vienna’ at Crowell
The Amelia Piano Trio appeared young and hip and brought an unexpected sound to Viennese chamber music Friday night in ...
Reading by Sharpe provides introduction to University writing
Family weekend provided the ideal situation for Assistant Professor of English Matthew Sharpe to read from his new novel about ...
