Pruzan Exhibition “Squalor City” Reflects Present Moment Through London History
From Sept. 23 to Dec. 13, the Pruzan Art Center will present an exhibition of William Hogarth works, focusing specifically ...
Arts & Culture
Cross Talk: Louis and Gryphon Discuss the Summer’s Most Notable Films, Part II
Earlier this week, Gryphon Magnus ’28 and I talked about some of the most memorable films of the summer, whether ...
An Emmys Full of Upsets Shows the Mess of Our Post-Peak TV World
Host Nate Bargatze opened the 77th Emmy Awards with a sketch in which he played the inventor of television: a ...
Movie Review: Stephen King Novel Adaptation “The Long Walk” Aims For the Heart And Shoots to Kill
Once upon a time, Stephen King’s “The Long Walk” floated in adaptation limbo. King wrote the novel when he was ...
Cross Talk: A Contentious Summer at the Movies With Louis and Gryphon, Part 1
Now that we’ve returned to school, it’s a good time to take stock of how our summers went. What brought ...
Fall 2025 Arts Roundup, Part 2: Music, Dance, Visual Arts, and Film
The University has a wide variety of dance shows, visual art exhibitions, and musical performances lined up for this semester. ...
Song Analysis: The Coming of Winter in Interpol’s “Leif Erikson” and Edith Wharton’s “Ethan Frome”
As a whole, Interpol’s 2002 debut album “Turn on the Bright Lights” is gloomy. It heavily features themes of despair, ...
Film Review: “The Cruise” Isn’t All Smooth Sailing
Tour guide Timothy “Speed” Levitch earns his nickname—his quick paced ramblings outshine everything else in a documentary about his life ...
Fall 2025 Arts Roundup, Part 1: Theater
The University’s theater community is staging an exciting batch of shows this semester. The University’s Theater Department, Spike Tape, and ...
“Happyend” Director Neo Sora ’14 on Crossing at Red Lights
Neo Sora ’14 has captured international acclaim with his feature fiction debut “Happyend” (2024). Since its world premiere at the ...