Arts

She Was a Goddess

November 18, 2015• Arts

November 18, 2015• Arts

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

November 1, 2015• Arts, News

Watching author Sloane Crosley ’00 walk across the stage in Evans Hall, it was hard to believe that someone that put together had been a...

November 1, 2015• Arts, Reviews

November 1, 2015• Arts

Everyone has at least one of those “aha” works of literature that have changed the way they think or feel. Most of the time, it’s a...

November 1, 2015• Arts

The recent Fall Weekend open house at the Linda Lear Center for Special Collections and Archives was an impressive opportunity for the...

November 1, 2015• Arts

November 1, 2015• Arts

On Friday, Oct. 9, Evans Hall was filled with all different types of music: fast paced, slow paced, exuberant, solemn…the list is never...

November 1, 2015• Arts

This season of onStage at Connecticut College performances opened on the evening of Saturday, Oct. 10 in Palmer Auditorium. Béla Fleck and...

October 29, 2015• Arts

October 7, 2015• Arts

There are at least three ways in which Connecticut College’s a cappella groups differ from most other campus organizations: they are...

October 7, 2015• Arts

To open their season, the Connecticut College Theater Department is performing George Brant’s play Elephant’s Graveyard over Fall...