Arts

Hygienic Gallery Holds Poetry Open Mic

February 24, 2018• Arts

“We are all artists, we are all family,” was the slogan of the Hygienic Art Gallery’s open mic on Friday, Feb. 9.

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Tuning in to Campus Tradition with WCNI

February 23, 2018• Arts • One Comment

I will admit that I only knew Connecticut College has a student-run radio station because my uncle, a member of the class of ’78, was...

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Rick and Morty Meets the #MeToo Movement

February 23, 2018• Arts

Throughout my first year and a half at Conn, I genuinely felt like every other eclectic individual I met was asking me whether or not I’d...

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Constellations: A Story of Brilliant Love & Twisted Time

February 21, 2018• Arts

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Conn’s Own Coagulate Releases Debut Album

February 16, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Before I sat down to write about “Bent,” the debut album by Connecticut College’s very own Coagulate, I had the opportunity to attend...

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Mastermind Releases Debut Album after 20 Years in Music

February 16, 2018• Arts, Reviews • One Comment

Let’s talk about the masters behind the sound. What happens when producers come out from behind the scenes to show us, the listeners,...

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The Greatest Showman Proves Itself Great

February 15, 2018• Arts, Reviews

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Star Wars: The Last Jedi Gets Unjust Treatment from Fans

February 15, 2018• Arts, Reviews

A noticeable amount of time has passed since the release of the latest Star Wars movie, The Last Jedi, but it still continues to stir up...

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A Reflection on Fall Arboretum Events and a Preview of Spring Programming

February 15, 2018• Arts, New London

Painting of the Arboretum in Fall by Sophia Angele-Kuehn. If one had walked into 33 Gallows Lane on the morning of Dec. 2, under a weakly...

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A Disappointing Revelation from Dave Chappelle

February 15, 2018• Arts, Reviews • 4 Comments

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onStage Presents BalletX, an Imaginative Intervention in Modern Dance

February 15, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Seated in the notoriously scratchy blue seats of Palmer Auditorium, the audience of the Friday, Jan. 26 onStage show was treated to a...

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tUnE-yArDs Releases Single, Promises New Album

December 12, 2017• Arts

Eight years ago, a voice recorder, GarageBand, and Merill Garbus’ feminist pop punk genius were the bare bones necessities used to make...

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