Category: Arts and Entertainment

By Seif SelimContributing Writer In his second war movie, the British director Sam Mendes made a brilliant WW1 film that perfectly captures trench-warfare ambiance. Mendes

Sophia Harnew-Spradley (C’22). Photo courtesy of Harnew-Spradley. By Anna PusokStaff Writer When she was seven, Sophia Harnew-Spradley’s (C’22) mother dragged her to a bluegrass festival.

Kerry Ginger. Photo courtesy of Ginger. By Erin ElliottStaff Writer On February 12, assistant professor of voice Kerry Ginger—along with accompanying pianist Zachary Zwahlen—performed “Voice

By Mandy Moe Pwint TuStaff Writer Sarah Mixon (C’21) was ten years old when she watched Tina Fey and Amy Poehler on Saturday Night Live.

By Lilly MooreStaff Writer Fiona Charnow (C’20) is excited to let the student body know that they can, in fact, buy tickets to Shenanigans concerts

Album artwork for Kesha’s High Road. Photo courtesy of Pitchfork. By Rob Mohr and Mary Katherine SayeExecutive Staff MK: It may be dangerous to admit

Nick Govindan (C’21) performs his set at Comedy Night. Photo by Sambhav Bansal (C’23). By Mary Katherine SayeExecutive Staff The Tennessee Williams Center held its

Alexis Baigue, Sophia Beratta, and Kenn Hopkins Jr. as fairies in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Photo courtesy of Lauren Parker. By Rob MohrExecutive Staff Since

PUBLIQuartet takes a bow in Guerry Auditorium. Photo by Erin Elliot (C’21). By Erin ElliotStaff Writer Guerry Auditorium was honored by a visit from PUBLIQuartet,

Sherry Jo Ward on stage performing Stiff. Photo courtesy of Audrey Gibbs (C’22). By Claire SmithExecutive Editor The three tools of an actor are body,