Arts

Review: 'Last Night at the Telegraph Club' is the Novel I Wish I Had in Middle School

By Sabrina Eager | January 27, 2022

The book balances historical research with a love story to which a young, queer audience can relate.

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Dining on campus: the elusive home-cooked meal

By Mei Xu | January 27, 2022

A DDS policy bars students from cooking in communal kitchens with ingredients from the Class of 1953 Commons.

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Review: 'Hype House' Reveals the Misery of Being an Influencer

By Jessica Sun Li | January 25, 2022

In the past decade, social media influencers have grown more and more in popularity. First, it was on YouTube. Then, it was on Instagram. Now, with TikTok, it’s easier than ever to become famous. On the Netflix reality show “Hype House,” these influencers break out of our phone screens and onto our televisions.

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Student Spotlight: student artist Alice Crow ’22 creates multimedia, layered works

By Alexandra Surprenant | January 25, 2022

Crow works both as an artist and an intern at the Hood Museum of Art where she is curating an upcoming exhibit.

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79th Golden Globe Awards proceed as a private event

By Paulina Marinkovic | January 20, 2022

The awards show took place amid controversy over a lack of diversity.

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Student Spotlight: Dartmouth students and staff work to make live arts experiences possible

By Armita Mirkarimi | January 18, 2022

Finding connection in the ticket line, the Hopkins Center box office staff complete the arts experience for patrons with enthusiasm and heart. 

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Student Spotlight: Abigail Smith ’23 explores the Southern Gothic genre’s representations of people of color

By Gianna Totani | January 18, 2022

“Southern Gothic” explores artistic portrayals of the dark history of the Southeastern United States.

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Student Spotlight: Stavros Hughes ’23 releases album ‘Entropia’

By Joe Daher | January 18, 2022

Hughes’ raw and upbeat style explores his past as he looks to the future.

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‘The Force of Things: An Opera for Objects’ brings environmentally-minded theater to Dartmouth

By Alexandra Surprenant | January 13, 2022

The upcoming performance at The Hop grapples with the weight of climate change.

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Alum Spotlight: studio art intern Phoebe Kong ’21 prepares for 2022 exhibitions

By Mei Xu | January 11, 2022

Kong explores the tensions of human relationships in her works of drawing and painting.

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“Spider-Man: No Way Home” celebrates its beloved characters (Spoilers)

By Eleanor Schifino | January 7, 2022

The movie is a love letter to its fans and a thank you for 20 years of continued devotion.

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Hanover High alumnus Julian Higgins on his upcoming film “God’s Country”

By Armita Mirkarimi | January 7, 2022

The neo-Western thriller will premiere this month at the Sundance Film Festival.

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Review: ‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’ Offers Witty Take on Freshman Year

By Alexandra Surprenant | December 21, 2021

Co-created by Justin Noble and Mindy Kaling ’01, “The Sex Lives of College Girls” provides thoughtful entertainment with a title that promises intrigue.

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‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ Reworks a Pop Classic into an Expressive Reflection

By Shera Bhala | December 5, 2021

Swift stuns with matured tone and texture, particularly in the 10-minute version of “All Too Well.”

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2021 Music in Review: The 10 Best Albums of the Year

By Jack Hargrove | November 16, 2021

This year saw the release of albums featuring new directions that artists devised during the lockdowns as well as albums postponed from their 2020 release due to COVID-19.  

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Hood Museum conversation with artist Julie Mehretu explores the intersection of art and science

By Alexandra Surprenant | November 16, 2021

Last Friday, Mehretu joined a Dartmouth physics professor and a MoMA curator for a live conversation in the Hood’s auditorium.

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Review: JPEGMAFIA’s album “LP!” a continuation of the rapper’s signature style

By Jack Hargrove | November 11, 2021

With his fourth full-length album in five years, “LP!,” JPEGMAFIA furthers his reputation as one of the most experimental hip-hop artists working today. 

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Coast Jazz Orchestra’s final show of the term to feature Bill Lowe, ensemble

By Alejandro Morales | November 11, 2021

Lowe’s Signifyin’ Natives will perform alongside Dartmouth’s avant-garde student jazz group.

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‘Poor Clare’ shines light on the complications of diversity in theater

By Jessica Sun Li | November 9, 2021

While the play's recent world premiere featured mostly people of color, the cast in the theater department’s adaptation is predominantly white. 

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Glee Club’s fall concert featured student selected songs alongside previous repertoire

By Chloe Jung | November 9, 2021

The performance at The Church of Christ brought together students and community members.

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