“It’s deeply human, deeply flawed, deeply messy,” Marina Chao—a curator at the Center for Photography at Woodstock (CPW)—told The Miscellany News about the importance of art at the “Closeness: A…
On Friday, Oct. 2, Skinner Hall of Music was filled with song, memory and love as Molly Brown ’27 presented her senior recital—a culminating senior project for music performance students.…
Dear Diary: I learned about “Heathers: The Musical” in the midst of my musical obsession in the fifth grade. For those of you who are theater kids as well, you…
It is difficult to make a name for yourself in the indie rock scene with all the competition, and it is even more difficult to carve out a sound for…
On Saturday, Sept. 26, the Vassar Outing Club (VOC) and Student Music Union (StuMU) put on their annual Fall Fest, despite the persistent threat of nor’easter winds and rain. On…
Pop stars are losing their authenticity: It is a cliche, I know. Since the pandemic, it seems like many artists—including some of my past favorites—are placing more of their focus…
Can we destroy evil? And, if we can, what gives us the right? “Primetime,” directed by Lance Oppenheim and released in theaters on Sept. 25, asks these questions poignantly and…
I never really knew much about Romania—I was never taught about the country in school. But recently, my eyes have been opened to how clueless I truly am about the…
It was a little before 7:30 p.m. I was sitting on a browned, elongated ottoman in Josselyn House’s piano parlor, casually known as “The Jarlor.” The heterogeneous furniture had been…
As an autumn chill fills the air and calendars fill with assignments, it is easy to fall into unhealthy cycles of nonstop studying, which often prove unsustainable in the long-term.…
