Award-winning author Jeffrey Eugenides comes to Vassar
On Nov. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Villard Room, I listened to Jeffrey Eugenides, winner of the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, read selected pieces from his past work…
Day: November 16, 2022
Student crochets his way out of conjunctivitis
College, like any other period or place in time, is marked by a series of highs and lows. One such low for me (one could even say rock bottom) took…
Paul McCartney, T-Pain, Kermit the Frog dazzle in NYC concert
Last Saturday night, I had the opportunity to travel to New York City to see one of the most personally anticipated concerts of the year. I’ve been a fan of…
Thanksgiving: Surviving everyone’s favoritest holiday
Thanksgiving is almost here, and you know what that means: It’s time to start planning your big day! The holiday is a celebration of American heritage, and what could possibly…
An ode to the benefits of having long, luscious locks
As the Ivy League Whorehouse, Vassar College is an institution at the intersection of utmost intellectual pursuit and absolute tomfoolery. The same could be said of haircuts. In light of…
A Precocious Raccoon
Quite curious is the raccoon Who leisurely plays the bassoon. – Anna Kozloski
Can we truly separate the art from the artist?
In our era of internet communication, scrutiny of celebrity behavior has increased exponentially; one can hardly go two days without witnessing some new celebrity scandal splashed all over every major…
Inflection point for Democrats (Democrats should be worried)
Another vital national Election Day has come and gone, and despite youth voter turnout soaring in recent years, Democrats have made very little progress on a number of promises, from…
Vassar College Brewers Sports Roundup: Nov. 17, 2022
Men’s Cross Country | Nov. 12 | NCAA Mideast Regional Championships This past weekend the men’s cross country team traveled up north to Canton, NY, for the NCAA Mideast Regional…