Arts

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December 2, 2014• Arts

December 2, 2014• Arts

Professor Andrew Pessin may be Connecticut College’s newest literary superstar. The only problem: no one would know it. His debut novel,...

November 4, 2014• 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...

November 4, 2014• Arts

November 4, 2014• Arts

Connecticut College alum Emily Morse ’05 (pseudonym E. Kristin Anderson) has recently completed and published two poetry chapbooks: A...

November 4, 2014• Arts

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

November 4, 2014• Arts

November 4, 2014• Arts

In a March, 2013 article, the New York Times described the challenges facing small museums in the United States as “particular...

October 22, 2014• 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...

October 22, 2014• Arts

October 22, 2014• Arts

Khumariyaan means “intoxications.” I mention this because a rubab, a zerbaghali, two guitars and four Pashtun men from the Khyber Pass...

October 22, 2014• Arts

Every Thursday night at the Women’s Center, a small group of students can be spotted lounging on the couches and sipping coffee while...