Arts

Looking Forward to Floralia

April 29, 2013• Arts

April 15, 2013• Arts, Reviews

You’ve seen it countless times before: a group of naïve twenty-something-year-olds venture off the map for a weekend at the family...

April 15, 2013• Arts

Last week, the art department was privileged and pleased to welcome Janine Antoni, one of the world’s most popular and influential...

April 15, 2013• Arts

April 15, 2013• Arts

Ever wondered what happens after “happily ever after”? Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Into the Woods has the answers. This...

April 8, 2013• Arts, Reviews • One Comment

Conn students are perhaps most familiar with Hodges Square as a one stop-shop for booze, be it at “Hodges,” or for the younger crowd,...

April 8, 2013• Arts

April 8, 2013• Arts, Reviews • One Comment

Though it’s located just a short walk from Conn’s southern boundary, the exterior view of Lee’s Oriental Market strangely resembles a...

April 8, 2013• Arts

The Book-A-Zine is a rather inconspicuous store on Bank Street. I would have easily walked right by it without noticing that it is a sex...

April 8, 2013• Arts • 3 Comments

April 1, 2013• Arts

Winter is definitely coming this time. Season three of HBO’s hit series Game of Thrones (based on the series A Song of Ice and Fire by...

April 1, 2013• Arts

Moments of Freedom: Revolutionary Art from China, South Africa and Tunisia, an art exhibit curated by Ikram Lakhdhar ’13 as part of her...