Arts

New horror flick harkens back to classics

By REID ANTIN – 12 years ago

In the 1970s and 80s, the horror genre was at its peak. The era had everything from genuinely great classics like Halloween and The Shining, to wonderfully so-bad-it’s-good schlock like…

Kondabolu comedically confronts racism

By CONNOR MCILWAIN – 12 years ago

After Jessica Williams’s sold out performance in the Chapel, it seems fitting that Vassar would bring Hari Kondabolu to campus. Like Williams, Kondabolu is known for mixing the serious and…

Sketch comedy blends with sounds of No-ViCE bands

By EMMA ROSENTHAL – 12 years ago

This past weekend, the Mug held a dual-genre event for audiences to laugh and jam out, in that order. No-ViCE and Special Events collaborated to host comedians and musical guests…

Film’s super-power cinematography soars with success

By SIEU NGUYEN – 12 years ago

Leading the Academy Awards this year with 9 nominations, it was no surprise that “Birdman (or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance),” directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, brought home four prestigious…

Performance series complicates ‘hometown’

By EMMA ROSENTHAL – 12 years ago

The number one question freshmen get asked during their first week at Vassar is “Where are you from?” Although this seems like a simple answer for first years, the meaning…

Prophet navigates college campus in new VCTV series

By YIFAN WANG – 12 years ago

For the younger generations, religion probably means very different things than it did for our parents. This year, Vassar College Television’s (VCTV) new series, “God Only Knows,” starring Meghan McDonell…

Raunchy Cabaret generates funds, musical momentum

By CONNOR MCILWAIN – 12 years ago

Vassar’s only theater group dedicated exclusively to musical theater, Future Waitstaff of America (FWA), is putting on their annual Dessert Cabaret. The performance will take place on Sunday, March 1,…