Meet the bands playing at Misc Music Festival
Spud Cannon Meg Matthews ’20, Ari Bowe ’20, Lucy Horgan ’20, Jackson Lewis ’19, Ben Scharf ’22 [Disclaimer: Scharf is the Live Events Chairperson for The Miscellany News] The band…
By Nina Ajemian and Leila Raines – 1 year ago
Spud Cannon Meg Matthews ’20, Ari Bowe ’20, Lucy Horgan ’20, Jackson Lewis ’19, Ben Scharf ’22 [Disclaimer: Scharf is the Live Events Chairperson for The Miscellany News] The band…
By Nina Ajemian and Leila Raines – 1 year ago
Last year, stepping into the James W. Palmer III Gallery meant entering the Vassar Pop-Up Store; instead of drawings, paintings and sculptures, students would find a world of Vassar sweatshirts,…
By Leila Raines – 2 years ago
Students all around campus engage in a variety of art both in and out of the classroom, from drawing and painting to knitting and digital art. Among all of the…
By Nina Ajemian and Leila Raines – 2 years ago
For a college with under 2,500 students, Vassar has a surprisingly large number of a cappella groups—nine, to be exact. These singing groups are an integral part of Vassar culture;…
By Leila Raines – 2 years ago
I first fell in love with the Grishaverse when I read “Six of Crows” in high school. I remember getting a hardback copy of the book for Christmas four or…
By Leila Raines – 2 years ago
Marvel films have been a big part of my life ever since I was in middle school. From the first time I saw “The Avengers” in theaters when I was…
By Leila Raines – 2 years ago
I set a goal for myself at the beginning of the new year: to read at least 50 books by the end of it. While, according to my Goodreads account,…
By Leila Raines – 2 years ago
Andy Kasper ’23 and Sam Kass ’23 were hanging out in the Old Bookstore last year when the idea of forming a poetry-writing group blossomed from their late-night conversation. Almost…
By Leila Raines – 2 years ago
A soft throw blanket bundled around me. A steaming mug of decaffeinated tea. The main light in my room shut off, with only the fairy lights twinkling above my head…
By Leila Raines – 2 years ago
The young adult literary genre has blossomed into a rich assortment of stories that capture the complexity of adolescence. These stories have explored teenage identity and relationships while covering contemporary…