Arts

Connecticut College Theater Department Brings “Zazz” to Palmer Auditorium Stage

March 26, 2025• Arts

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Pushing, Pulling, Popping: Connecticut College Student Works Show Brings 26 Visions to Life

February 27, 2025• Arts, Home

Courtesy of Sean Elliot A shout of laughter. A tear threatening to roll down the cheek. A sass-filled hip, an endless  second of air...

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Connecticut College Date Ideas

February 27, 2025• Arts

On Friday, February 14, the smell of pungent roses and stale sweethearts candies floated all the way from the extra long line at the Post...

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“Freedom is Heavy”: The Acting Company Presents Two Trains Running

February 15, 2025• Arts

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“The Prom” – A Foretaste 

February 15, 2025• Arts

Courtesy of Connecticut College With the musical “The Prom” coming to the Athey Center stage in Connecticut College’s Palmer...

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Book Review: “Cooking with Hands, Heart, & Soul: A Journey into the Life of Julia Child”

February 15, 2025• Arts

Courtesy of Nicholas DeMarco ★★★★★ Writing a review on Julia Child’s autobiography is quite challenging and stressful, not only...

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Beyond Hype and Fear: A Professor’s Fresh Take on AI in Art 

February 15, 2025• Arts

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Joe Goodkin’s “Blues of Achilles:” Homeric Tradition Comes to Conn

December 4, 2024• Arts

Emily Wilson’s invocation in her translation of Homer’s “Odyssey” ends: “Now goddess, child of Zeus, tell the old story for our...

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Theater Department’s “Dance Nation” Brings the Drama

December 4, 2024• Arts

Courtesy of Sean Elliot What do Gandhi, sailors, and fang-adorned baby sexy robots have in common? All, apparently, are fair game to place...

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“I Treat Everyday Like it’s a Fashion Show”: An Interview with Gray Area Magazine

December 4, 2024• Arts, Home

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Aiming for Net Zero: Professor Flagg’s New Book Covers Fight to Combat Climate Change in Costa Rica

December 4, 2024• Arts

On November 12, Professor Julia Flagg, an environmental sociologist and Director of the Environmental Studies program at Connecticut...

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Book Review: Rebecca Lee’s Tranquil Tales, and Why It May be Just What You Need

December 4, 2024• Arts

Courtesy of Nicholas DeMarco ★★★★☆ During these turbulent times, a mellow 200-page short story compilation is just what you may...

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