Day: September 30, 2015

Faculty call for aid in humanitarian crisis

By MARIA HÖHN, ISMAIL RASHID, DIANE HARRIFORD, SAMUEL SPEERS, RABBI CHAPLIN – 11 years ago

As educators, we have been watching with dismay the refugee crisis and mass migra­tion of people across the Middle East, Asia and Africa. Hundreds of thousands of families and individuals…

Campus in need of new mindset

By JESSER HOROWITZ – 11 years ago

We are bigots. We may not be as homopho­bic, or racist, or transphobic, or sexist, or Islamophobic, or anti-Semitic as the majority of colleges in the United States, but nevertheless…

Bhaktifest set to host world-renowned healer, chanter

By CONNOR MCILWAIN – 11 years ago

Courtesy of Vassar Media Relations  “Bhakti” translates from many Indian lan­guages to “devotion” but the term en­compasses much more in these cultures than its English translation does. Associate Profes­sor of…

Shepperd sounds off on importance of audio preservation

By SABRINA OH – 11 years ago

Courtesy of The Catholic University of America The digitization of sound sounds more like a futuristic process than it does a part of our country’s historical narrative. But recent movements…

Del Rey steps beyond conventions

By JILLIAN ELKIN – 11 years ago

Lana Del Rey is a rare type of artist, finding mainstream success with a gloomy, hazy sound and lyrical poetry. Her latest album enti­tled “Honeymoon” was released on Sept. 18.…

Black Mass satisfies as gangster movie

By REID ANTIN – 11 years ago

Full disclosure: I love gangster movies! It’s definitely my favorite genre, which means that I was always going to like Black Mass on some level (or conversely, be more disappointed…

Oh Wonder makes unique, risky debut

By PATRICK TANELLA – 11 years ago

To garner attention and traction, most bands will begin singing live shows and work from there. This tends to lead to a re­cord deal and then the release of singles,…