Arts

Ali Plucinski’s Perspective and Photos from Study Abroad

March 4, 2019• Arts

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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

The 91st Academy Awards show has been under fire since Kevin Hart announced that he would not be serving as a host this year. Another big...

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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

There’s a game to Conn’s music scene and it’s ‘dysfunction.’ Some of it’s right in your face with the clean organization of the...

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Theater Department Enters New Territory with “Dee”

March 2, 2019• Arts

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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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Tedious, Treacherous Tinder Tales: Are Dating Apps Worth It?

February 18, 2019• Arts, Reviews

Let’s say you don’t have a date for Valentine’s Day — perhaps you just broke up with someone just in time for the holiday, or...

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Even Stripping Can’t Save This Halftime Show

February 18, 2019• Arts, Reviews

This year’s performance — which was helmed by Adam Levine, Travis Scott, and Big Boi — was an unsurprisingly lackluster addition to an already dull Super Bowl.

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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...

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Fyre Festival: Bringing Out The Worst In Advertising

February 18, 2019• Arts

The Fyre Festival is once again in the spotlight with the release of two documentaries–one from Netflix and one from Hulu–of...

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