Arts

Review: Shang-Chi is a fresh take on the Marvel Cinematic Universe

By Jessica Sun Li | October 19, 2021

The film balances Marvel action sequences with a thoughtful reflection on family, love and Chinese culture.

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Indigenous ceramic and textile artist Anita Fields speaks to students virtually

By Elle Muller | October 14, 2021

In a live conversation, Fields spoke about her works in the Hood’s current “Form and Relation” exhibit.

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Review: Phoebe Bridgers Delivers an Energetic, Riveting Performance in Boston

By Jack Hargrove | October 12, 2021

The singer-songwriter performed songs from “Stranger in the Alps” and “Punisher.”

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The “Poetic Healing Showcase” Celebrates Black Art and Voices in a Variety of Mediums

By Anne Rhee | October 7, 2021

The student-led showcase, put on by the Black Underground Theatre Association, aims to highlight Black voices on campus through a variety of artistic mediums.

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Review: It’s “Not Too Late” for Lindsey Buckingham

By Sophie Bailey | October 5, 2021

Buckingham’s eponymous album is a melodic success and his tour is full of energy.

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Student Spotlight: Thomas Flynn ’22 writes and produces his own music

By Joe Daher | September 30, 2021

Flynn has pioneered a solo career that builds on his background as a music major and performer in a campus band.

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Review: ‘Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy’ is an informative, entertaining watch

By Madeline Sawyer | September 30, 2021

Tucci drives this documentary series, revealing the social and political undercurrents of the nationu2019s cuisine.

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Student Spotlight: Friday Night Rock organizes concerts on campus

By Madeline Sawyer | September 28, 2021

The student-run organization brings energy to Sarner Underground, with musicians performing three times per term. 

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Green To Go: A Cozy Evening at Tuckerbox

By Alejandro Morales | September 28, 2021

White River Junction's Tuckerbox Restaurant is the perfect place for Turkish and Mediterranean food.

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Hood Museum acquires ten works by African American artists

By Madeline Sawyer | September 23, 2021

Pieces from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation bolster the Hood’s diversifying collection.

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Review: “The Chair” nails the idiosyncrasies of the academy

By Shera Bhala | September 23, 2021

The Netflix original zeroes in on the first woman of color to head up a university’s English department

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Student Spotlight: TDX band The Dandelions hopes to expand their repertoire and fan base

By Eleanor Schifino | September 21, 2021

Following their first official performance this summer, fans of the group anticipate an energetic series of shows this year.

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Hood reopening to the public with a celebration

By Paulina Marinkovic | September 16, 2021

The Hood Museum of Art welcomes the College and Upper Valley back with an open house on Saturday.

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Review: Sally Rooney’s New Novel Misses the Mark on Love and Politics

By Mia Nelson | September 16, 2021

“Beautiful World, Where Are You?” favors cynicism over honest engagement with the biggest topics of Rooney’s novels.

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Green To Go: Going off the Wagon at Red Wagon Bakery

By Alejandro Morales | September 14, 2021

Trying a new restaurant with the Dartmouth Outing Club’s Dinertoure group did not disappoint. 

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An overview: Hidden gems of the Hopkins Center for the Arts

By Julia Robitaille | September 7, 2021

The Hopkins Center for the Arts offers opportunities ranging from student workshops to music, dance and theater programming. 

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The Sound of Music: A look at Dartmouth’s ensemble groups

By Veronica Winham | September 7, 2021

Music ensembles offer performance options at various levels of commitment and experience.

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Hood Museum encourages students to take ownership of their space

By Jessica Sun Li | September 7, 2021

Museum staff offer a preview of fall programming and exhibitions, sharing a variety of ways for new and returning students to get involved.

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Review: ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’ Season 2 Draws Viewers in but Lacks Charm of First Season

By Pierce Wilson | August 20, 2021

The massive success of season 1 brought a fanbase back for season 2, but it ultimately did not live up to the music and acting fans were expecting.

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Review: Billie Eilish’s ‘Happier Than Ever’ Juxtaposes Confidence and Vulnerability

By Eleanor Schifino | August 13, 2021

Billie Eilish strips back her unwavering self-assurance to demonstrate a rare vulnerability in an autobiographical sophomore album that dissects the struggles that accompany fame.

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