Arts & Culture
While the academic year draws to a close, student theater is continuing at full force, with two notable productions opening in the coming ...
Poems of Our Climate: Sirocco
About the Column: Poems of our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Oliver Egger ’23. Egger also runs ...
“Everything Everywhere All at Once” Lives Up to Its Title
This article contains spoilers for “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” Sentient rocks with googly eyes. A society where people have ...
Have You Heard the Language of Nature?
Occasionally, the Arts & Culture section will publish creative writing submissions from University students. If you would like to submit ...
Maggie Rogers Welcomes Spring With “That’s Where I Am”
As my personal three-time Spotify Wrapped artist of the year, Maggie Rogers has entered the pantheons of my music identity. While her ...
“Daddy Issues”: An Uproarious Celebration of Grief and Friendship
On Thursday, April 7 and Saturday, April 9, Keith Jones ’22 and Elizabeth Nefferdorf ’22 performed their senior theater capstone, ...
“Severance” Is a Terrifying, Fascinating Sci-Fi Thought Experiment
A few days ago, a friend of mine, in the midst of a messy breakup, held her head in her ...
“Inheritance” Intertwines Past and Present in Contemplative Exploration of Family
“Inheritance,” a play written by Lonnie Miller ’25 and directed by Bannon Brody ’24, will be performed in the Memorial ...
“Better Luck Tomorrow” Presents a Bleak, Powerful View of Asian American Life
On Friday, April 8, the Asian American Student Collective (AASC) hosted a screening of “Better Luck Tomorrow,” a 2002 film ...
Ahead of the Final Season, Reflecting on Five Seasons of “Better Call Saul”
This article contains spoilers for “Better Call Saul” and “Breaking Bad.” There’s a scene in the second episode of “Better ...
