MINIVAN Creates a Spectacle With Drag and Experimental Music
Ron Shalom ’16 presented his master’s thesis, a collective colonoscopy, “The Orifices of Time” in Memorial Chapel. He talked about his digestive tract, ...
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Lentil Adventures: How to Cook a Make-Do Stew
Despite my tight Sunday schedule, I decided yesterday to cook dinner for my housemates. It would likely be the last ...
An Open Letter to Jonah Hill
Hi Jonah, I hope you are doing well, perhaps buying a new mustard yellow colored beanie, or drinking a green-looking ...
The Vixen Discusses Art and Advocacy
One of the most memorable recent contestants on hit reality television show “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” Chicago-based drag artist The Vixen ...
Theater Majors Demand Diversity in Open Letter
Several weeks ago, three senior theater majors—Hope Fourie ’19, Sammy Morreale ’19, and Wenxuan Xue ’19—wrote and circulated an open ...
Gorman ’19 Leads Cardinals to Close Win With 17 Points
On Saturday, the women’s basketball team continued their win streak by defeating Marywood University 63-57. The Cardinals now stand at ...
Protestors Demand Reversal of Nelson Pinos Decision at Hartford ICE Building
Early last Friday morning, local activists gathered outside the Hartford Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) offices to protest the rejection ...
Dr. A. Breeze Harper Discusses Privilege and Exclusion in Vegan and Buddhist Spaces
Last Thursday, creator of Sistah Vegan Project Dr. A. Breeze Harper gave a lecture at Russell House about engaged Buddhism, ...
Wesleyan Students Push for Action on Climate Change During Sit-In at Pelosi’s Office
On Tuesday, Nov. 13, Wesleyan students joined 150 other young people affiliated with the Sunrise Movement in a sit-in at Nancy ...
“Supergirl” Crafts a Shockingly Real Political Allegory in Fourth Season
When it comes to its politics, “Supergirl” has been a reliably simplistic show. The story of Superman’s cousin, Kara Zor-El ...