‘Little Women’ rouses revelations about women-made art
Growing up with an English teacher for a mother meant growing up with books. It meant that my parents read to me every night before I fell asleep. It meant…
Arts
Outsider art exhibition empowers ‘unschooled’ aesthetes
Art is vital to humanity. Millions of people, all over the world, rely on art. Whether they are creating a piece or just examining one, art is a gateway to…
Campus Canvas: Feb. 6
Tommy Shenefield | He/Him/His | Class of 2023 In my drawings, I like to depict moments at the intersection of the mundane and the unusual. Characters are often straight-faced despite…
In ‘Fine Line,’ Styles strives to find voice among rock legends
Mixing and matching inspirations from rock legends like David Bowie, Paul McCartney and Queen, Harry Styles hones a unique and varied sound in his most recent album, “Fine Line,” released…
Gaea, Indigo, Ivy Sole perform at Aula
The colorful lights shot green, red and blue from the windows of the Aula, piercing the darkness of the cold night of Friday, Jan. 24. It was the perfect backdrop…
Ujima poets consider personal, political in spoken word
The Miscellany News version of the NPR Tiny Desk series does not take place behind a desk. It has found a home in makeshift spaces on campus; past locations have…
‘Knives Out’ doesn’t disappoint, doesn’t please
“Knives Out” (2019) is not a film that deserves a whole lot of conversation, but a conversation about why it shouldn’t be receiving so much conversation might be in order.…
Campus Canvas: Jan. 30, 2020
Father Koi I’m a big-haired disco kid, when you gonna ask me to dance with me? “Halloween Dancer” was written last fall in my dorm room on a Friday night.…
Swift proves empowering cultural emblem of 2010s
On the night of my 10th birthday, I forced my mom to drive 30 minutes to Jacksonville’s Avenues Mall so I could spend the little birthday money my distant relative…