VHP’s annual Haitian art sale supports redevelopment
While at the same time furthering its humanitarian efforts, the Vassar Haiti Project is celebrating Haitian Art through an exhibition and auction, which will kickstart in two weeks, running from…
Arts
Campus Canvas 3/28/2013
This painting was done as a gift for my aunt. When I was in 6th grade, after learning how to use watercolors for the first time, I painted her a…
VRDT to grace historic Bardavon
Entering its 31st anniversary, the Vassar Repertory Dance Theatre’s (VRDT) annual Bardavon Gala will feature, as in years past, a mix of performances of works by Vassar’s highly regarded faculty,…
Miller to perform solo at Spring Concert
Becca Miller ’14 has been playing the trumpet since fourth grade. “I picked it because it was in the family; my dad played it in high school and we…
No Offense to continue comedic legacy in upcoming show
Over thirty years old, No Offense carries a distinct comedic legacy on campus. The group, which featured the notable Justin Long among its ranks as well as alumni now involved…
Comics, graphic novels underrated media
In the past two decades, there has been a surge in popularity in American colleges and universities to use comics as texts in the classroom. One has only to browse…
Orchestra to combine Romantic, Classical genres at concert
The start of Spring marks not only a welcome change in weather, but also Vassar College Orchestra’s upcoming concert. Its second out of three concerts this semester will take place…
Yvonne Elet transitions between Computer Science, Art
As it turns out, Computer Science and Art History do have something in common: Professor Yvonne Elet has done them both. Before getting her PhD in Renaissance Art History, Professor…
House of the Spirits an ambitious take on Allende’s novel
In the process of working on the upcoming production of The House of the Spirits, director Tracey Erbacher ’13 compiled a list comprised of elements about the play she…
Tegan and Sara’s Heartthrob a bold shift
Any band that attempts to reinvent itself risks losing sight of what made it popular in the first place. The annals of rock history are littered with ill-considered albums by…