Arts

The End Justifies the Beans: “Into The Woods” Cast Performs a Concert Revision of the Musical

April 12, 2023• Arts

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“If You Love Ghana, Ghana Will Love You”: The Dance Department’s Transformative TRIPS Course

April 12, 2023• Arts • One Comment

Photos courtesy of Catja Christensen ’23 Two weeks, four cities, seven dancers, countless memories. From Mar. 12-27, Professor of...

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Protesting Pups

March 2, 2023• Arts, Occupy CC 2023

In the thick of chants being yelled and signs being waved, a couple of four-legged friends hovered at the knees. While it was surely their...

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Musicians Organized for Band—and Student—Rights on Campus

March 2, 2023• Arts, Occupy CC 2023

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Sewing for Change

February 28, 2023• Arts, Occupy CC 2023

Photos courtesy of Robbie Lynch ’24 Amidst students chanting, making signs, and chalking in protest around Fanning Hall, a handful of...

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Into the Woods Cast and Crew Refuses to Perform Until SVE Demands Are Met

February 27, 2023• Arts, Occupy CC 2023 • 8 Comments

Dear President Bergeron, The Into the Woods team stands in solidarity with Student Voices for Equity. I am writing to you as a fellow...

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Photo by Catja Christensen

Ronald K. Brown’s EVIDENCE Returns to Palmer After 21 years

February 22, 2023• Arts

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Every Day Is Hump Day

February 22, 2023• Arts • One Comment

If you’ve seen any of these humorous headlines, you’ve probably heard of “The Hump,” an Instagram account dedicated to satire about...

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Photo by Caoimhe Markey

Intergalactic Afronaut – Into the Afroverse Vol I

February 22, 2023• Arts • 2 Comments

“Everything I do is a love letter to Black people and Black culture. Afrofuturism is a way for me to show that,” said Juanita Sunday at...

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Courtesy of Shani Collins

Groovin’ with Professor Shani Collins

February 22, 2023• Arts

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Pride Shabbat

February 22, 2023• Arts

On Friday, Feb. 10 at 5:45 p.m., a group of around 50 enthusiastic students gathered in Zachs Hillel House. Ready to share in deep...

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Courtesy of HBO

“The Last of Us” – A Frighteningly Grounded Apocalypse

February 9, 2023• Arts, Reviews

This article includes spoilers for the first two episodes. “What if, for instance, the world were to get slightly warmer? Well, now there...

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