Arts

Swift Explores New Sound on 1989

Arts, Reviews

1989. How do we know we’re hearing Taylor even if it’s unlike any of her past albums? Taylor’s voice is obviously a commonality, and...

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To Stream or Not to Stream: On Spotify and Sharing Music for Free

Arts

The way consumers access and experience music is significant. How music is being made available is changing, and changing fast. On Sept. 9,...

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Humans of Connecticut College: Archiving Individuality on Campus

Arts

In 2010, Brandon Stanton left his job on the Chicago Board of Trade and moved to New York to start anew. He founded a blog called “Humans...

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BREAKING: Most German-Sounding Word Discovered

Arts

Scientists and linguists have recently confirmed that gedurft is the most German-sounding word that is actually a part of the German...

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Questioning Repetition: An Inside Look at Jessica Tam’s Latest Exhibit

Arts

Speaking about her work to a roomful of Art History and Art majors, professors and interested students on a recent Thursday afternoon,...

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It Almost Rhymes: Moving through the eclectic with Conn College’s Dance Club

Arts

This past weekend, the Connecticut College Dance Club presented their fall show, It Almost Rhymes. They performed three times over the...

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Students Receive Awards for New Harris Murals

Arts

This past August, as students wandered into Harris for the first time this year, two new murals on each side of the cafeteria were there to...

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35 Students Participate in 5-hour Drawing Marathon

Arts

On Sunday, Oct. 5, a classroom on the third floor of Cummings was filled with 35 art students eagerly drawing away, taking part in an...

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