Arts & Entertainment

Haley Huett A&E Editor   I watched “Creep” for the first time in my best friend’s living room during my first Christmas break home from school. It was a movie she often alluded to, but I hadn’t seen it. That day, she had decided that …

Jonathan Logan Editor-in-Chief   The joy of finding a hidden gem sci-fi show is exhilarating. “The Expanse” was a quiet show for its first two seasons when it aired on SyFy beginning in 2015, but it developed a really loud and loyal fanbase by the …

Mahi Lal Contributing Writer   One of my professors once told me to turn procrastination into planning, but I think we should turn procrastination into binge-watching shows because fall is upon us! While we watch the deadlines of a million assignments, exams, and projects swiftly …

Mekdes Shiferaw A&E Editor   The Ebert Art Center opened its new fall exhibit, “About Face,” on Tuesday, Sept. 8. The exhibition explores the ways artists depict the human face. The inspiration for the exhibition came from the museum’s curator, Dr. Marianne Wardle, who had …

Haley Huett A&E Editor   March 14, 2020, was the end of many things. It brought a six-month-long hiatus from school, the end of in-person programming, and a massive departure from the campus experience that students had anticipated. The College’s arts and music scenes were …

Camille Carr Contributing Editor   Last week, when talking to a friend about the new romantic relationship she was embarking on, I used a “Riverdale” metaphor. With serious conviction, I told her she needed to date an Archie and not a Jughead. This same friend …