By Mallory McBride Correspondent Students and faculty filled the seats of Mayo Concert Hall on Friday, Oct. 14, as the School of Arts and Communication ...
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By Michael Battista Staff Writer From the gentle sounds of an acoustic guitar to the synthesized beats of a DJ, students had the chance to perform their ...
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By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief When Benjamin Hopkins burst through the doors of the Decker Social Space with messy, colorful makeup plastered on their ...
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By Heidi Cho Correspondent The College had love letters strewn across campus to advertise for showings of the play “As You Like It,” which hit Don ...
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By Melissa Natividade Staff Writer Showcasing plenty of talent and personality, the artists behind this semester’s second Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) ...
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This week, WTSR staff members Dave Paulson and Alec Goss highlight some of the best new albums that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, puts ...
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By Connor Smith News Editor T.J. Miller emerged from a locked supply closet following his Tuesday, Sept. 27, performance in the College Union Board’s ...
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By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief Twenty-two-year-old Annie lives in a town called Slaughter Beach, where she navigates the trials of post-adolescence while ...
Read More »By Sabrina Axelrod Correspondent Three student soloist acts from the College showcased their immense individual talents at Traditions on Friday, Sept. ...
Read More »By Michelle Lampariello Correspondent Ingrid Michaelson’s seventh and latest album, “It Doesn’t Have to Make Sense,” is a beautiful reflection ...
Read More »This week, WTSR staff members Corey Alicea and Rachel Miller highlight some of the best new albums that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, ...
Read More »By Khadijah Yasin Staff Writer World-renowned artist Anouk Kruithof came to the College on Wednesday, Sept. 21, to talk about her artwork for the Visiting ...
Read More »By Eric Preisler Correspondent The campus-community effort Trenton Makes Music, which documents the contribution of the Trenton, N.J., community to the ...
Read More »By Benjamin Zander Staff Writer The crowd’s claps and snaps echoed throughout Bliss Hall as students saluted the strengths of the poets who slammed ...
Read More »By Jennifer Goetz Web Editor An artist’s easel, complete with a canvas and a still-life subject, and a sleek, black Steinway & Sons piano sat onstage ...
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By Justine Wilson Staff Writer The lights were dim, the vibe was chill and the Decker Social Space stage was set on Friday, Sept. 16, for CUB Alt’s ...
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By Thomas Infante Review Editor Travis Scott is one of the most in-demand artists in rap music today. Since the release of his 2015 album “Rodeo,” ...
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By Kevin Shaw Staff Writer Netflix is definitely no stranger to hit original shows. Programs like “Orange is the New Black,” “Daredevil” and ...
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By Sean Reis Arts & Entertainment Editor CUB Alt’s new home, the Decker Social Space, transformed into an intimate music venue on Tuesday, Sept. ...
Read More »This week, WTSR Assistant Music Director Nelson Kelly highlights some of the best new albums that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, puts ...
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