Krawiec’s vocal talents help sustain operatic tradition
Sixteen hours a week: that is how much time music major Regina Krawiec ’15 spends singing at Vassar. This amount of time adds up due to weekly vocal...
Arts
Hudson Valley Arts 10/3/13
Bradford Graves Sculpture Park Through Oct. 31 Off route 209, Kerhonkson, N.Y. Sculpture park features over 600 works by Graves. Pieces are mostly in stone, and smaller pieces and bronze…
Famed British chorus to serenade Skinner
Hailing from Britain, the Grammy nominated, highly acclaimed vocal ensemble Stile Antico will take the Skinner Music Hall stage on Sunday October 6. The singers will perform a concert titled…
Cancer fundraiser unites campus musicians
Now in its second year at Vassar, Tunes 4 Tay will bring six student musical groups together, ranging from a capella to ukulele, all to raise funds for pediatric cancer…
Recent grad to return for VC performance, kick off tour
Just a few months after graduating in May, musician Mara Connor ’13, who performed countless times during her time at Vassar, will be returning to campus to grace the stage…
D’Ambra embraces hands-on approach to ancient art
Professor of Art Eve D’Ambra is busy this semester, immersed in cultures of the past— ancient Greece and Rome. She teaches seven lectures in the Art History 105-106 course, Greek…
Poring over the origins of a Netflix hit
After binge-watching Netflix’s Orange is the New Black, arguably this summer’s most talked about television series, I decided to go to its source: Piper Kerman’s 2011 memoir Orange is the…
Gordon-Levitt script looks at vice, morality
Due to “no pants Friday,” a history paper on the horizon and the incalculable impact of a solid outline, I am going to review the odd film Don Jon in…
Salinger fails in attempts to define author
Imagine a slightly unpleasant man who returns from war with post traumatic stress disorder and wants to stay inside most of the time. You would probably have no problem leaving…
Palmer Gallery to display Freed exhibit on historic D.C. march
Fifty years ago, nearly 250,000 people from across the United States traveled to Washington, D.C. to march for civil rights. Students, clergymen, women, children, the young and the old all…