Arts

Two Lines Oblique, Straightened & Repaired

April 28, 2014• Arts

April 28, 2014• Arts

Breakfast is the best meal of the day, no matter what time it is. Luckily for Conn students, there are a number of restaurants that serve...

April 28, 2014• Arts

The greatest irony of this weekend’s Canopy Dance was its lack of a performance by Canopy, perhaps the hippest and raddest of the current...

April 28, 2014• Arts

April 14, 2014• Arts

On the second floor of Cummings, tucked away through a series of doors, are the senior studio spaces: a hidden world to those unfamiliar...

April 14, 2014• Arts

There’s a moment in Midsummer Night’s Dream, as there often is in many of Shakespeare’s plays, when a single character addresses the...

April 14, 2014• Arts

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....

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...

April 7, 2014• Arts

March 31, 2014• Arts, Uncategorized

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

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...