Libraries are the temple of our minds. As such, a sound mind is comprised of more than text and data, but also of the arts. The ‘Celebrating Creativity’ exhibit is example of this, displaying works from our own library staff on campus.
O’Neill Exhibit Paints Vivid History of the Summer Olympics
The exhibit is a colorful showcase of the ways in which sports have evolved dramatically, united quarreling countries under the universal love for the game, and shape-shifted global relations in the name of intense competition.
Into the Wilds of Making Music
There is a special feeling attained when playing beloved music with your own hands as you become, arguably, closer to the music than ever before.
HBO’s ‘Westworld’ Set to Explore The Realm of Moral Outlaws
As the world of gunslingers and synthetic humanoids meet in ‘Westworld,’ the series represents an unlikely marriage with a wealth of potential from the creative mind of Michael Crichton.
O’Neill Exhibit Uncovers the Shades of ‘Pink’ in Us All
What is a single color worth? In its varied shades, pink makes a name for itself as a colors that spans the emotional spectrum. The ‘Seeing Pink’ exhibit delves into the varied uses of the color, to unify, divide, and even punish.
Homogenneous Songs Leave Travis Scott Caged in ‘Birds in the Trap’
Unrefined and bland, Travis Scott’s music in ‘Birds in the Trap’ feels hollow, but will leave listeners enthused, despite its trippy feels.
The Frightnrs Stick to Their Voice in ‘Nothing More to Say’
Full of original compositions and soulful covers, ‘Nothing More to Say’ houses smooth and rough sounds alike, making for a unique and truly complete album by The Frightnrs.
Drake’s “Childs Play” Is Morosely Adult in Content and Execution
Featuring a slew of double crossing and hapless nights at the strip club, Drake’s “Childs Play” is anything but, making for a video flirting with absurdity and earnestness.
Art After Dark, Sunday Concert Series, and The Lumineers This Weekend in the Arts
Seeing Tom Hanks save the masses in ‘Sully,’ Jason Aldean and Kid Rock at Fenway, and the Lumineers at the Blue Hills Pavilion this weekend in the arts.
Crime Drama Junkies Get Their Fix from Escobar’s Drug Empire in ‘Narcos’
Though not without pacing problems and, at times, rather dull on-screen portrayals, ‘Narcos’ brings a considerable amount to the crime genre, in ways that only a true story could.