Arts

Trials of “Our Trojan War”

May 3, 2017• Arts

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Tinti Was Here, at Conn

May 2, 2017• Arts

“I’m going to try something new,” announced Hannah Tinti to the small audience assembled at her public reading event in Ernst on...

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Selected Poems by Students of Charles Hartman

April 17, 2017• Arts

SISYPHUS   Sitting on a wooden bench In April, I consider Sisyphus in hell. How hot He must be under the gods’ Persistent hands, and...

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Poet in Residence Charles Hartman Gives Endowed Chair Lecture

April 17, 2017• Arts

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The Fate of Rock Shows: Barn’s Plight Parallels Abbey House History

April 17, 2017• Arts • 2 Comments

The first time I heard someone say that a student newspaper serves as an essential institutional record, I thought the statement was...

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Concerned Alumni Write Open Letter Regarding Barn’s Closure

April 17, 2017• Arts

Dear Connecticut College Administration and Community,   We write to you now as alumni and former members of MOBROC to express our...

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“Assassins”: Sondheim’s Political Warning

April 17, 2017• Arts

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The House on Federal Street: Meet New London’s Resident Censored Artist

April 4, 2017• Arts • One Comment

Editor’s note: The following story was written for Professor Blanche Boyd’s class “Narrative Nonfiction” and was first published to...

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Paper Moons at Lyman Allyn

April 4, 2017• Arts

Faint, sentimental notes of Nat King Cole singing “It’s Only a Paper Moon” filtered down as I walked through two galleries on the...

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MOBROC Barn Shut Down Indefinitely

April 4, 2017• Arts • 4 Comments

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Black Students Highlight Community and Achievement through Film

April 4, 2017• Arts

At the premiere for Georbina DaRosa ‘17’s documentary “I Am Because We Are,” Maurice Tiner ‘17 opened with words that I had heard...

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Camel Chat Censored

April 4, 2017• Arts • One Comment

Editor’s note: The following article is part of an ongoing investigation. Readers should expect to see further coverage of the “Camel...

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