Arts

Ear Training: A Conversation with Caroline Lazar ’15

April 15, 2015• Arts

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X Ambassadors LIVE

April 15, 2015• Arts

We’re all used to that same Saturday night in Cro. The smell, the white walls, the tile- they’ve all been branded in our minds and...

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Approaching Putto

April 5, 2015• Arts

Photo courtesy of Hannah Plishtin A proud obelisk stands erect Its color is that of earth and iron Atop its head lies a pointed crown There...

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Scripts Found For Scuds’ Show

April 1, 2015• Arts

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Student Poetry: “Iridescence”

March 31, 2015• Arts

Past breakers beyond the fishing boats where gentle winds mold quiet waves and nothing to do is plenty, the seaweed swaths are drifting....

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Student Poetry: “Panther”

March 31, 2015• Arts

Meeting her in a worn gaze, I wish I could shatter and hone my bumbling stare of daggers into a million pretty needles, gingerly prick and...

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Rocking the Dot

March 31, 2015• Arts

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Transmissions, from Me to You

March 20, 2015• Arts

Laughter and smiles were abundant on Thursday, Feb. 19 inside the Lyman Allyn Art Museum, where family, friends, students and fellow...

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Things We Like (About the Dance Club Show)

March 20, 2015• Arts

The Connecticut College Dance Club presented their 2015 spring show, Things We Like, in the Myers Dance Studio on Feb. 26-28. The show...

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“As Told By Vaginas”: A reflection on process, product and moving forward

March 20, 2015• Arts

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Oscar Predictions: The College Voice’s resident film gurus give their picks for this year’s Oscars

February 18, 2015• Arts

Best Picture: Birdman. Brushing aside the fact that this film won at the PGA (the Producers Guild, not the golf one), which has predicated...

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James Joyce is Dead (But Connecticut College Theater is Very Much Alive)

February 18, 2015• Arts

“It’s an exploration of the human mind, of the powerful female body and sometimes the overwhelming passion of love,” explains Ken...

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