Arts

Laying the Master to Rest: In memory of Philip Seymour Hoffman

February 17, 2014• Arts

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Athletes in the Studio: A look at Student-Artists off the Field

February 12, 2014• Arts, Sports

At the center of a liberal arts education is the intersection of athletics and academics. The cross-disciplinary nature of the liberal arts...

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Local Bluegrass Band Gets Right Now, Honey

February 3, 2014• Arts

About a year ago, I had the pleasure of hearing a fledgling bluegrass band play live in the comfort of my own home. A large group of my...

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Educator & Artist: Arts Editor Chiara Cafiero profiles visiting instructor David Rau

February 3, 2014• Arts

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How Macklemore “Robbed” the Grammys: It might be less about race…

February 3, 2014• Arts

The Grammys are a week old. Everyone’s already sick of the jokes about Pharrell’s Arby’s hat. We’ve all watched Beyonce’s...

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Cadenza: In fourth year of publication, Connecticut College’s literary magazine continues to thrive

December 9, 2013• Arts

Connecticut College has a very creative student body, one that is committed to creating and attending theater productions, Dance Club...

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Scrutinizing Scrooge, And Other Holiday Movie Traditions

December 9, 2013• Arts

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Faculty Dance Concert 2013

December 9, 2013• Arts, Reviews

The 2013 faculty dance show opened with drums. Susan Connelly’s Bantaba got the audience moving in their seats to the lively West...

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Fusion: Sharing Asian Cultures Through Danc

December 9, 2013• Arts

On Friday, Nov. 22 in the 1962 room of Cro, the Connecticut College Asian Student Association (CCASA) presented this year’s Fusion show,...

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SOAR’s Comedy Night Makes Heavy Issues Approachable through Humor

December 9, 2013• Arts, Reviews

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Mentoring through Music: New London Students Visit Campus

December 9, 2013• Arts • One Comment

Monday, Nov. 25 at 6 p.m.: we arrived on campus. The field trip had begun. My piano students, five local children, followed me into...

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The Telegraph: Encoding a Message Well Received

December 9, 2013• Arts • 2 Comments

You’d be hard-pressed to find a music lover in the New London area who wouldn’t revel in the atmosphere of The Telegraph Record Store...

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