Arts

Nature and Composition: A Conversation with Robert Honstein

May 4, 2017• Arts

May 3, 2017• Arts

I don’t like arriving at the theater late or leaving early; I know from personal experience that it’s disruptive. I faced great...

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...

April 17, 2017• Arts

April 17, 2017• Arts

After a pleasant reception complete with cheese and crackers (honorary food for an honorary poet) the Connecticut College faculty shuffled...

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...

April 17, 2017• Arts

April 17, 2017• Arts

The very billing of Yale Repertory Theatre’s recent production of Stephen Sondheim’s “Assassins,” the classic 1990 musical about...

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...

April 4, 2017• Arts

April 4, 2017• Arts • 4 Comments

Illustration by Amanda Chugg The MOBROC Barn is one of the more memorable buildings at Conn. The small red building sits on the north side...

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...