Elizabeth Berry

Barnard and McDowell Explore Moments of Saturation in Society

September 25, 2019• Arts

Art History Students Curate Humorous Photography Exhibition

April 29, 2019• Arts, Reviews

Humorous manipulations of photos are not new to us. Instagram and Snapchat users have the option to choose from a variety of filters and...

The Newest Yoga Trend: Downward Dogs at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum

April 16, 2019• Arts • One Comment

In recent years, yoga has transformed from a way to connect with your body to a sport involving baby goats, ropes descending from the...

Greer: The Lesser Known Library on Campus

March 4, 2019• Opinions

Film Review: Green Book

February 18, 2019• Arts, Reviews

Green Book is about color — green, white, and black. Green is in reference to the travel pamphlet used by Black Americans during the...

Book Review: Beartown

February 4, 2019• Arts, Reviews

I am one of those readers who judge a book, not by the cover, but by the image on its spine. So, when I passed the ‘B’ section of my...

Toxic: The Word of the Year

December 11, 2018• Opinions

MOBROC Barn Closed to Performances for Remainder of Semester

November 21, 2018• News • 2 Comments

Student band suspended after alcohol containers are found inside the Barn. ...

Four Hundred Miles of Professor Charles Chu

October 23, 2018• Arts, Reviews

When I first viewed the current exhibit in the Chu Room, “Four Hundred Miles of the CT River,” I gravitated towards the ink painting...

Yet Another Hot Spot in Mystic, CT

October 10, 2018• Opinions, Reviews

OnStage Wins the Audience Again with Dance Theater of Harlem

October 10, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Those who ventured into Palmer auditorium on Saturday night during Fall Weekend were, perhaps unknowingly, in for a breathtaking treat that...

New London Through a Camera Lens

September 24, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Currently on display in the Cummings Arts Center lobby is a photography exhibit titled “Looking for John Winthrop Jr.” composed by...

Author: Elizabeth Berry