Slick Hollywood movie series and seven-digit box office smashes have no place at the annual Sundance Film Festival. The independent films showcased at Sundance are candid narratives, interlaced with artistry—audiences…
He is nestled in the corner of an all-toomessy Toronto dorm room, pen on paper, eyes flickering left and right and back left again. His mind is moving faster than…
Yenne Lee | She/Her/Hers | Adjunct Artist in Music A native of South Korea, Yenne Lee is a classical guitarist who enjoys playing other genre music as well. By arranging…
On Tuesday, Feb. 4, celebrated literary critic and novelist James Wood spoke to a sparse crowd, all equipped with notebooks, in Sanders Auditorium. Wood is a staff writer at The…
[CW: This article discusses sexual assault.] “Sex Education” unpacks the raw, unglamorous world of teenage sexuality in its second season, which aired just this past month. This most recent run…
[CW: This article mentions stalking and violence.] I am no stranger to teen drama shows. Every afternoon, shrugging off my backpack and curling up in bed after another dreary day…
There exists somewhere in the college mythos the conception of the college band, not necessarily the most musically adept, but a blast at Friday night house parties. In a sea…
Tianyi (Frida) Jiang | Class of 2021| She/Her/Hers “In my paintings, I am hoping to explore ways to convey emotion through the usage of contrasting colors and in what ways…
The Sunday before last, Associate Professor and Chair of Drama Shona Tucker took her students to see “To Kill a Mockingbird” on Broadway. This Saturday, Feb. 1, Celia Keenan-Bolger, who…
Modfest, Vassar’s annual celebration of the arts of the 20th and 21st centuries, continued on Sunday, Feb. 2 with an eclectic concert that included electric guitars, Renaissance polyphony and the…
