Original Play “The Masquerade” Breathes New Life Into the Shakespearean Style
This review contains spoilers for “The Masquerade.” “The Masquerade,” a new Shakespearean-style play, written and directed by Liv Snow ’25 ...
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Poems of Our Climate: leaving for school
About the Column: Poems of Our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Sofia Baluyut ’23. The column was ...
“Assassins” Cast Gives Stunning Performance in the Patricelli ’92 Theater
“Assassins,” a 1990 musical with music by Stephen Sondheim and a book written by John Weidman, went up in the ...
“My Policeman,” Led by a Lackluster Harry Styles, Is a Disappointing Depiction of Queerness
Harry Styles is the main face of yet another movie release this year, this time in his first turn as ...
Reflections on Asian American Identity and Musical Expression From a Meaningful Homecoming Weekend with Kyle Shin ’20
Homecoming weekend is an opportunity for alumni to return to the University, reconnect with old friends, and reminisce about their ...
Poems of Our Climate: Praise Song
About the Column: Poems of Our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Sofia Baluyut ’23. The column was ...
“One Night in the Tavern” by Ryan Natcharian ’23 Brings Dungeons & Dragons to the Stage
“One Night in the Tavern,” a Theater Department capstone written and directed by Ryan Natcharian ’23, debuted in the Russell ...
Cross Talk: “Smile” is Scary, but Lacks Originality
In a cross talk, two writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or piece of art they ...
Poems of Our Climate: Our Bay in Atlantic City
About the Column: Poems of Our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Sofia Baluyut ’23. The column was ...
Meet Us at Midnight: A Crosstalk on Taylor Swift’s 10th Studio Album
In a cross talk, two writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or piece of art they ...