Arts & Culture
At this point, everyone knows that the consumption of meat and dairy is laced in processes of cruelty and barbarism. ...
Investigating Cause of Death: Serial Killer True Crime Reflects an Author’s Deadly Obsession
Content warning: This article includes themes of sexual abuse and gender-based violence. On April 21, 2016, true crime writer Michelle McNamara, ...
A Eulogy for “American Vandal”: In Defense of Knowing When to Stop
At first, the news that Netflix had canceled its cult favorite mockumentary series “American Vandal” after two under-the-radar seasons sparked great sadness ...
“Legally Blonde” Brings Infectious Energy and an Uplifting Message
Flinging open a door center stage, Elle Woods (Jolie Villegas ’22) appears in the perfect pink dress, ready to conquer ...
Gamelan Hosts Royal Court, Showcases Indonesian Culture
The array in Crowell spreads across the entirety of the stage, a platter of gold and red. Musicians and their ...
Cinefiles 11/14-11/17
COME TO THE FILM SERIES, COME TO THE FILM SERIES, COME TO THE SERIES! You’d think we’d have something more ...
“Edith” Contrasts Childhood Innocence and Angst to Dramatic Effect
It’s not long into the runtime of Second Stage’s most recent production that Chekhov’s gun is unveiled. This isn’t surprising; ...
Critic Antwaun Sargent Discusses Importance of Black Art
Antwaun Sargent, an art critic whose work has been featured in The New York Times, The New Yorker, and Vice, ...
Braxton Cook’s No Doubt is a Virtuosic Blending of Genres
Soulful vocals, ultra-slick lines, and rhythmic texture that’s pocketed R&B as much as it is soaring, improvised expressionism: We could ...
Millet Fellow Camille Dungy Reads From “Trophic Cascade”
Students and faculty crowded into Russell House this past Wednesday to hear accomplished poet Camille Dungy read her work. Dungy, ...
