Arts

All Too Human: A Student’s Reflection on the Ammerman Symposium

April 8, 2026• Arts

Courtesy of The New York Public Library “Migrant Mother” is an iconic image most of us have seen, whether in passing, in published...

Courtesy of Nic Sanfilippo ’27 This summer, Nic Sanfilippo ‘27, film studies and psychology major, will go across the country to...

April 8, 2026• Arts, Poetry

Courtesy of Lauren Rochford ’26 Art major Lauren Rochford ‘26 is an independently driven graphic designer, contributing her skills...

March 26, 2026• Arts

Courtesy of Sean Elliot While spring semesters fly by in a blur of classes, friends, and mounting summer job applications, student...

March 26, 2026• Arts

February 25, 2026• Arts

Courtesy of Nic Sanfilippo ’27 As a Connecticut College student, when I walk from my dorm in North Campus to the Cummings Arts...

February 25, 2026• Arts, Columns

Couresty of Zeynab Zamanloo This week’s topics include: “Wuthering Heights”, Bad Bunny’s Halftime show and an upcoming Hannah...

February 25, 2026• Arts, Columns

February 25, 2026• Arts

As 2025 is now in the rear-view mirror, I figured it was about time to look back at the albums that defined the year. The following is my...

February 16, 2026• Arts

Courtesy of Sean Elliot Connecticut College’s fall semester was full to the brim with arts across campus. Each event, concert, and...