Arts

Jewish Rhythms of India

Arts

Most people do not associate India with Judaism. The Indian subcontinent, however, has hosted various Jewish communities for centuries,...

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Slavic Studies and Music Departments Organize Three-Part Russian Arts Festival

Arts

As the winter rolls in, the Slavic Studies Department has jumped into action, putting together a three-part Russian Arts and Music...

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Language Fellows International Poetry Night

Arts

On Friday November 13th, Coffee Grounds was abuzz with many different language speakers. On this night, the cafe was almost at full...

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On Cloud 9 with Connecticut College Theater

Arts

                Cloud 9, written by Caryl Churchill and directed by Associate Professor of Theater...

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More Than Just a Lecture From Kiese Laymon

Arts

Connecticut College prides itself on inviting engaging and intelligent speakers to discuss various important topics that impact not only...

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Modern Dance: Performing Life

Arts, Reviews

I’ve never been one to understand Modern dance. Before coming to Conn, the only dance I was really exposed to was classical and modern...

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She Was a Goddess

Arts

Daniel Jacobson had the swagger of a pubescent fourteen year old who had just learned to shave. This was because Daniel was a pubescent...

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Mariachi: A Burgeoning Cultural Intervention

Arts

Krystal Moreno ’16 of Santa Ana, California first started playing Mariachi in her sophomore year of high school. A music teacher at her...

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