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College Feminists presents a range of stories at ‘Me Too Monologues’

Some stories were vivid, allowing the audience to be immersed in the experience. As an audience member, you could feel their pain when the performers paused, as if to wince at difficult memories.  Read More

Visiting author Valeria Luiselli reads stories from the border in newest novel

“It’s a book with immigration, but not a book about immigration,” Luiselli said. “I’m not interested in writing a story that’s relatable.”  Read More

CT Recommends: ‘Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground’

His gravelly moans and vibrated hums conveys a sorrow so gut-wrenching, it’s all too clear he carried an unimaginable burden in his heart.  Read More

Not Vanilla: The quaint lesson of ‘Stardew Valley’

It’s a place where the complications of life are absent, where you can quietly and productively live the life of a (fictional) farmer. Read More

King Krule’s ‘Man Alive!’ is a paranoid, genre-bending opus

His signature blend of punk, jazz and electronic sounds put him in a lane of his own, and his newest album “Man Alive!” is yet another reminder of this fact.  Read More

UR Valentine’s is worth $23 declining

UR Dining’s special event this weekend, the Valentine’s Dinner. Read More

Creative Arts Club brings a Met Gala to the May Room

Walking into the May Room was like entering a totally transformed space, and one that was completely full. Read More

Eastman alum talks tips and tricks to musical success

The book reflects her years performing as a young musician, and subsequently teaching other aspiring young artists.  Read More
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Adventures in speed dating

College speed dating is as awkward as it sounds. Read More

‘Birds of Prey’ is Missing the Most Important Bird in their Flock

If you hadn’t guessed already, Harley Quinn has nothing to do with the birds. In fact, the most important bird — Barbara Gordon, also known as Oracle — is missing in this movie’s flock. Read More