Arts

Staying a Night in “The Grand Budapest Hotel”

April 14, 2014• Arts

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Louise Nevelson’s “Untitled,” Unkempt

April 14, 2014• Arts

Louise Nevelson (1899-1988) was an Abstract Expressionist and conceptual artist who emigrated from Russia to the United States in 1905....

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Anything but Convention

April 14, 2014• Arts

This past weekend, you might have heard rich sounds of salsa music flooding South campus. The source? Mayra Valle’s senior thesis, which...

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The Unconventionality of “Convention”: A Look into the Senior Thesis Dance Concert

April 7, 2014• Arts

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Swaying in Smocks

March 31, 2014• Arts, Uncategorized

Trisha Brown Dance Company comes with a complimentary combination of performance versatility. Trisha’s show in Palmer this weekend...

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Ricky Rozay Drops New Record

March 31, 2014• Arts

It’s been a tough couple of years for the Teflon Don, to say the least. In January of 2013, Rick Ross was the victim of a drive-by...

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Moving Company

March 3, 2014• Arts

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High 5’s: An Alternative Sports Bar

March 3, 2014• Arts

High 5’s, located at 318 State Street, presents patrons with one of the most distinct bar experiences in New London.  Decidedly part of...

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The Engine Room: Beers, Burgers & Bourbon

March 3, 2014• Arts

Laden with Pinterest-inspired decorations and rustic furniture, Mystic’s Engine Room is the new sweet spot for all-American comfort food....

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The Snubbery Awards

March 3, 2014• Arts

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Searching for Seinfeld: Current Day

March 3, 2014• Arts

“What if Sinefeld is still on tv today?” It is a question begged by weird Twitter iconoclast @Seinfeld2000, whose online persona is so...

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Winged Victory has Seen Better Days

March 3, 2014• Arts

Winged Victory, also referred to as Nike, is a replica of the 3rd century B.C. sculpture Winged Victory of Samothrace. As is true for...

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