Arts

Baking in Unity House, French Style

October 7, 2015• Arts

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Strolling Through Identity: Three Temporary Exhibits at the Lyman Allyn

October 7, 2015• Arts

The Lyman Allyn Art Museum, located just off the south end of campus, currently has three temporary exhibits. All three are worth the short...

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The Continued Evolution of Empowering Women on Campus: As Told By Vaginas becomes the WE Initiative

October 7, 2015• Arts

Editor’s note: Samantha Weisenthal ’18 is a member of the Women’s Empowerment Initiative executive board. For individuals who are...

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MOBROC, Reborn

September 22, 2015• Arts

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Senior Anna Westbrook to Present Original Musical

September 22, 2015• Arts

For the past three years, Anna Westbrook ’16, a music composition major, has been composing and writing Isabel and the Runaway Train, a...

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Tall Tales of Jasper County: Professor Releases New Jazz Album to Critical Acclaim

September 22, 2015• Arts • One Comment

Dale Wilson is Associate Professor of Music and Co-Chair of the music department, but his musical labors are not limited to this campus. He...

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Grappling With Survival in Cummings

September 22, 2015• Arts

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A Language of Their Own: A Preview of the Art Major Show

May 5, 2015• Arts • One Comment

The maze known as Cummings is a space that very few of the student body attempt to understand, however many have made this building their...

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Eclipse Fashion Show Highlights Culture, History in Dress

May 5, 2015• Arts

The annual Connecticut College Eclipse Fashion Show was on April 24 leaving no disappointment to those who admire the history and...

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Montreal Protocol Takes Music to Downtown New London

May 5, 2015• Arts

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Defacement vs. Graffiti: How Language Frames Understandings of Campus Vandalism

April 15, 2015• Arts

Graffiti has a long history of being a tool for protest. Because of its public form it inherently makes a statement to a broad audience of...

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On the Centenary of Saul Bellow

April 15, 2015• Arts

So, Saul Bellow would have been 100 this year. That’s a big deal, partially because—in case you didn’t know—Saul Bellow is a big...

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