Students, faculty and pedestrians alike flocked to Room 212—the Sanders Classroom Auditorium—mid-afternoon on Saturday, Jan. 31 to hear a renowned guest and literary authority relay his wisdom. The guest was…
Garrison, N.Y. is a quaint town located in the Hudson Valley and just happens to be the home to the Garrison Art Center. The Art Center, which is less than…
Going to the Shiva or Powerhouse Theater to see a show on weekend nights is probably no strange idea to Vassar students. However, going to the Bardavon, an opera house…
The first word that comes to mind when describing the movie “Unbroken” is “big.” Many of the scenes span vast landscapes, and even those depicting cramped and confined prison camps…
My friends and I spent one of our last few days on campus before break huddled over a laptop in one of Cushing’s parlors binge watching ABC’s “How to Get…
With Oscar season in full swing, and having last week proclaimed “Mommy” as the best film of 2014 (despite it being completely snubbed), I thought I’d proffer my thoughts (in…
When many Vassar students hear “graphic novel,” they immediately think Fun Home by Alison Bechdel. Now, there is a new graphic novelist on Vassar’s campus–and she’s a student. Emma Gregoline…
Although many of the exhibitions on view at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center are often loaned to the museum through external galleries and collections, XL, the Loeb’s exhibit beginning…
On Thursday, January 29, four bands are performing that both mark significant achievements in Vassar’s musical bookings in their prestige alone and are acts representative of the College itself. And…
Vassar’s performance-centric Modfest is integrating Poughkeepsie-area middle and high school students into a series of college events filled with art, music, dance and spoken word. Now in its 13th year…
