Arts

Author Torrey Peters GR’13 shares about gender and relationships at Visibility:2022 event

By Gianna Totani | April 14, 2022

Peters, author of the novel 'Detransition, Baby,' sparks a conversation about her best-selling book and her own experiences as a trans woman at Dartmouth. 

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64th Annual Grammy Awards bore with uncreative nominations

By Jack Hargrove | April 12, 2022

Bland choices continue to make the Grammys the least interesting award show of the season.

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Hood Museum redefines 'American' art in day of public panels and conversation with scholars

By Armita Mirkarimi | April 12, 2022

Extending from the exhibition, “This Land: American Engagement with the Natural World,” public discussions centered around the complicated histories of the Americas and curation practices.

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Student Spotlight: Read Receipts energized by change

By Joe Daher | April 7, 2022

Bringing together musicians from diverse backgrounds, the student band has created a unique, joyful sound passed down with each new generation of members.

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Review: “It Ends With Us” is heart-wrenching in the best way possible

By Valeria Pereira Quintero | April 7, 2022

Hoover’s novel gained popularity through BookTok, introducing a conversation about relationship abuse for young adults.

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Big Time Rush capitalizes on nostalgia with their return

By Shaphnah Mckenzie | April 5, 2022

The boy band’s comeback is just in time to take advantage of the explosion of nostalgia spread by social media and quarantine.

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The SITI Company celebrates the collaborative nature of theater at the Hopkins Center

By Mei Xu | April 5, 2022

The revival of the company’s 1993 performance “The Medium” explores technology's effect on humankind.

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Student Spotlight: Singer-Songwriter Christian Beck ’24 goes to Hollywood on ‘American Idol’

By Maeve Fairbanks | April 5, 2022

Producers discovered Beck, who started songwriting during the pandemic, on TikTok.

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The 2022 Oscars fashion blurs the lines of masculinity and femininity

By Jessica Sun Li | March 31, 2022

The 94th Academy Awards red carpet diverged from expectations as gender norms were redefined. 

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Review: Charli XCX’s ‘Crash’ Lacks Usual Experimental Character

By Jack Hargrove | March 31, 2022

Due to her artistic efforts to highlight the concept of “selling out,” Charli’s new album is forgettable and constrained, although it has some enjoyable highlights. 

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Review: ‘Turning Red’ Turns Coming-of-Age on Its Head, and It’s About Time

By Chloe Jung | March 29, 2022

The movie unapologetically unpacks generational trauma and shines light on the experiences of women of color.

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Essential Dartmouth Playlists

By Lucy Turnipseed and Shera Bhala | March 8, 2022

From studying to pong, we’ve got you covered.

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Review: Season Two of ‘Euphoria’ Excels with Phenomenal Acting, Cinematography and Music

By Eleanor Schifino | March 3, 2022

However, the show falls short by chronicling countless train wrecks that lack resolution and leave viewers craving more.

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The Hood’s winter opening reception welcomes community members into the museum

By Maeve Fairbanks | March 1, 2022

The event spotlighted two exhibits and featured an artist and curators answering questions.

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Review: ‘Moonfall’ Offers a Ridiculously Fun Time

By Caitlin McCarthy | February 24, 2022

The disaster film stuns with its creative effects and unbelievable plot. 

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Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra to perform in-person at Hop

By Jayda Foote | February 24, 2022

The orchestra will play Gustav Mahler’s “Fourth Symphony” and a rhapsody by Samuel Barber. 

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Students get in touch with the art scene at Dartmouth in Hood After 5 event

By Armita Mirkarimi | February 22, 2022

Put on termly by the Museum Club, the event featured live music, gallery chats and art activities.

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Annual Orozco lecture explores immigration and agrarian politics

By Armita Mirkarimi | February 22, 2022

Luis Vargas Santiago centered his talk around Emiliano Zapata, a Mexican revolutionary icon, and Santiago’s relationship with Mexican immigration to the United States.

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‘RENT’ explores community during an epidemic

By Anne Rhee | February 22, 2022

The theater department’s first production of ‘RENT’ worked around COVID-19 rules to present the tale of artists living through the AIDS crisis.

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Student Spotlight: Sylvie Benson ’25 composes original music and will play lead role in upcoming production of ‘Rent’

By Michaela Gregoriou | February 18, 2022

Benson also hopes to form a band at Dartmouth and pursue music after college.

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