The night of Tuesday, Nov. 8, I expected to see students enthusiastically celebrating a momentous victory for American women. I expected spirits to be unusually high after an arduous election…
The day after the 2016 presidential election, The New York Times published an editorial by journalist Nate Cohn titled “Why Trump Won: Working-Class Whites.” The Guardian similarly released an article…
I went down to New York City this past Saturday on Nov. 12 to join thousands of other concerned and outraged Americans in the ongoing protests outside of Trump Tower.…
On Election Day, many members of the Vassar community, let alone the entire nation, were struck with a pang of fear as presidential nominee Donald Trump became President-elect Donald Trump.…
“The show must go on” took on multiple meanings this week as Vassar artists did their best to take care of themselves and entertain audiences in the wake of the…
“Antony and Cleopatra,” one of Shakespeare’s many classics, was performed this weekend in the Mug by Merely Players, Vassar’s only student theater organization dedicated solely to the production of classical…
Last Thursday, I attended Late Night at the Loeb, a weekly event that extends the museum’s hours and highlights art, music and culture for students and the surrounding community. That…
“Arrival” marks the next in a series of “intelligent” sci-fi movies that lands somewhere in between being a blockbuster and a bona-fide think-piece. This tradition includes movies such as “Contact,”…
In 2016, the easiest way to listen to a newly released album is on your phone. With streaming services such as Apple Music, Spotify and Tidal providing access to thousands…
A few days ago, while scrolling down my Facebook newsfeed, I came across an article that I found troubling. It was titled “Facebook Censors Caravaggio’s Nude Cupid, Then Changes Mind.”…
