University makes large cut to Ethnomusicology funds
In a shocking administrative decision tentatively linked with the plan to make Wesleyan a more marketable school and raise its ...
Arts & Culture
In The Spotlight: Devon Jordan ’04
On Thursday, April 1, "Valley Song," a play by South African playwright Athol Fugard, will open at the '92 Theater. ...
Million dollar organ crowns finished chapel
"Organists always wear funny shoes," says Ron Ebrecht, the University Organist, Visiting Instructor in Music, and WesSingers director. "If you ...
Film Series Confidential
Destinta, light of my life, fire of my loins. My sin, my soul. Des-tin-ta: the tip of the tongue taking ...
Meehan defies image of Disney ‘babes’
The female protagonists of Disney animations have developed from the petite, plain figured girl of Snow White to the busty ...
Distinguished writers draw crowd
The Russell House Millet Room was so packed on Wednesday night for the Distinguished Writers Series Reading that audience members, ...
ARTbeat
Photographer Diane Arbus' work from the 1960s shows that no matter how hard you try, there are enumerable ways to ...
Critical Ass: State of “Sunshine”
Jim Carrey glorifies the schlub, the kind of guy that turns the air around him stale, but underneath he courses ...
Hartford exhibit explores hip hop’s appropriation
Ever see a geisha with an Afro or a samurai smoking a blunt? These strange subjects appear in works by ...
Senior theses open in Zilkha Gallery
For the next three weeks senior art theses will be on display at the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery. On ...