Arts

Conncoll Drip: The Fashion Group That Takes Pride in its Weirdness

April 1, 2019• Arts

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Matthew Butera’s Perspective and Photos from Study Abroad

April 1, 2019• Arts

Going abroad has always been something that I knew I wanted to do. It was a way to get out of my comfort zone, embrace different cultures,...

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Hanna Bobrowicz’ Perspective and Photos from Study Abroad

April 1, 2019• Arts

There have been many instances during my time in Edinburgh, Scotland that I felt like I had traveled back in time. It sounds silly and...

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Triple Frontier: Perversion of What is Already Dirty

April 1, 2019• Arts, Reviews

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Ali Plucinski’s Perspective and Photos from Study Abroad

March 4, 2019• Arts

Hello everybody! My name is Ali Plucinski and I am a junior who just returned from my semester abroad in Saint Petersburg, Russia! Having...

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Ashley Myers’ Perspective and Photos from Study Abroad

March 4, 2019• Arts

Greetings, Newspaper Readers! My name is Ashley Myers, and I studied abroad in Copenhagen during the fall of 2017. When deciding where...

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Oscars 2019: When Somebody Drives, Somebody Loses Best Picture

March 4, 2019• Arts, Reviews

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The Medium is the Message – Literally – in Werner Pfeiffer’s Typography and Artist’s Books

March 4, 2019• Arts, Reviews

The artist books by German-American artist Werner Pfeiffer hold an unreadable message...

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The Origins of Ghosting

March 4, 2019• Arts

Ghosting: the act of slowly cutting someone out of your life romantically by ending all contact and ignoring your former partner’s...

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The Boys’ Asa Peters Takes Hip Hop at Conn from the Underground to the Limelight with His Expertly Produced Diss Tracks

March 4, 2019• Arts • 2 Comments

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Theater Department Enters New Territory with “Dee”

March 2, 2019• Arts

From, March 1-3, the Theater Department presented the first performances of a new musical Dee, written and directed by Professor Ken...

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Vice Review

February 18, 2019• Arts, Reviews

Adam McKay’s Vice, a semi-comic film that chronicles the political ascension of Dick Cheney, very often feels like a leftist hit job....

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