Willow Rodriguez A&E Editor Imagine this: You’re stuck at a terrible-paying security job working the night shift at a children’s pizzeria. The only solace you have is a training voicemail and a poster of child-friendly animatronic animals. The harsh light flickers and static hums on …
Last Friday, Oct. 24, our team visited the exhibition “Mud + Corn + Stone + Blue” at the College of Wooster Art Museum. “Mud + Corn + Stone + Blue” tells a story of agricultural and political resistance and pain through different artists’ perspectives. The …
Looking for a lofi artist to accompany a late-night study session? As the semester picks up the pace, City Girl, an independent musician based in Los Angeles, offers a soundtrack for focus and reflection. City Girl creates lofi music that stands apart from the familiar …
Michael D’Angelo Archer, known professionally as “D’Angelo,” died on Tuesday, Oct. 14. He was 51. His family confirmed his death in a public statement, citing cancer as the cause. D’Angelo was pivotal in developing the neo-soul genre from the late 1980s through the mid-1990s, alongside …
Jemella Piersol-Freedman Contributing Writer On Sept. 5, 1973, the debut — and, as it would later turn out, only — album from up-and-coming musical duo Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks hit record shops. The songwriting (and at that time romantic) partners, working under the name …
Willow Rodriguez and Semir Jackson A&E Editors Last Saturday, Sept. 27, the Goliard Literary Magazine hosted their music event, Covers, in the Underground (UG). Covers, which spotlights student bands and solo acts, was open to students to watch and support their peers. Students could also …
