Arts

“The Prom” – A Foretaste 

February 15, 2025• Arts

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Book Review: “Cooking with Hands, Heart, & Soul: A Journey into the Life of Julia Child”

February 15, 2025• Arts

Courtesy of Nicholas DeMarco ★★★★★ Writing a review on Julia Child’s autobiography is quite challenging and stressful, not only...

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Beyond Hype and Fear: A Professor’s Fresh Take on AI in Art 

February 15, 2025• Arts

Courtesy of the Ammerman Center In an era where artificial intelligence reshapes creative landscapes, Connecticut College’s Associate...

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Joe Goodkin’s “Blues of Achilles:” Homeric Tradition Comes to Conn

December 4, 2024• Arts

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Theater Department’s “Dance Nation” Brings the Drama

December 4, 2024• Arts

Courtesy of Sean Elliot What do Gandhi, sailors, and fang-adorned baby sexy robots have in common? All, apparently, are fair game to place...

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“I Treat Everyday Like it’s a Fashion Show”: An Interview with Gray Area Magazine

December 4, 2024• Arts

Courtesy of Sylvia Brofka-Berends Upon first glance, the Connecticut College campus is a lush landscape perfectly crafted to New England...

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Aiming for Net Zero: Professor Flagg’s New Book Covers Fight to Combat Climate Change in Costa Rica

December 4, 2024• Arts

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Book Review: Rebecca Lee’s Tranquil Tales, and Why It May be Just What You Need

December 4, 2024• Arts

Courtesy of Nicholas DeMarco ★★★★☆ During these turbulent times, a mellow 200-page short story compilation is just what you may...

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“Sole Searching: Stepping into Authenticity with Sneaker Box Dioramas in the Era of Fake Realities”: Personal to Political Exhibition

December 4, 2024• Arts

Courtesy of Theo Andres This semester, students from the Human Development and Psychology courses (HMD 225, FYS 1069, and PSY206) taught by...

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Wielding the White Box for Social Change: Palestinian Resistance in Cummings.

December 4, 2024• Arts

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A Dramatic Escape from Reality

November 13, 2024• Arts

Courtesy of Netflix As stressed college students, sometimes we need a break from reality. For me, that break comes in the form of watching...

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Dance Club Impresses Sold-Out Crowds with Fall Show “Structural Noise”

November 13, 2024• Arts

Courtesy of Sean Elliot Between Nov. 8 and 9, the Connecticut College Dance Club performed their fall show, “Structural Noise,” to...

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