Arts

With a new sound, St. Vincent finds a stunning, personal voice in “Daddy’s Home”

By Jack Hargrove | May 20, 2021

The recently released album greatly outshines her previous one.

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Arts

Q&A: Katherine Forbes Riley ‘96 on her debut novel “The Bobcat”

By Shaphnah Mckenzie | May 20, 2021

“The Bobcat” follows a young art student’s journey to recovery after the trauma of sexual assault.

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Arts

The D-Constructed Cook: MSG

By Justin Mon | May 17, 2021

Looking for MSG in the Upper Valley

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Arts

Art and Internships in a Virtual World

By Klara Meyer | May 17, 2021

Interns in the arts said that while their positions lost something online, virtual internships did allow for more flexibility and more innovative artistic expressions. 

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Arts

“People We Meet on Vacation” is a sweet, slow-burning romance

By Mia Nelson | May 13, 2021

While the narrative arc is well-worn, the novel is nonetheless delightful and breezy. 

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Arts

Public Art program series spotlights "Wide Babelki Bowl" sculpture

By Madeline Sawyer | May 10, 2021

Sculptor Ursula von Rydingsvard and Hood Museum of Art director John Stomberg gave a presentation about the cedar wood installation.

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Arts

Student Spotlight: Matt Haughey ‘21 releases his original music on Spotify

By Joe Daher | May 6, 2021

Haughey’s most recent song “Sorry” surpassed 500,000 listens on the streaming platform.

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Arts

Review: “RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 13’s mediocre production overshadows contestants’ talent

By Jessica Sun Li | May 6, 2021

Producer favoritism rendered the season boring and predictable.

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Arts

Annual Orozco Lecture puts murals in conversation with David Alfaro Siqueiros

By Paulina Marinkovic | May 3, 2021

Professor of art history at Ithaca College Jennifer Jolly spoke on Mexican mural art and activism in the 1930s.

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Arts

The D-Constructed Cook: Creamy Mushroom Risotto

By Justin Mon | May 3, 2021

A flavorful, versatile comfort food recipe.

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Arts

93rd Academy Awards sees lowest viewership on record

By Jack Hargrove | April 29, 2021

There were no big upsets or technical difficulties this year.

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Arts

Retrospective on DMX, a talented rapper and a troubled man

By Joe Daher | April 26, 2021

From crime and poverty to rap and stardom, the Yonkers native’s legacy is cemented in hip-hop.

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Arts

Q&A: English and creative writing professor Joshua Bennett on winning the Whiting Award

By Sabrina Eager | April 22, 2021

Bennett touches on his life experiences and work as he hopes to inspire future generations of writers.

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Arts

The D-Constructed Cook: Student Cooking Survival Guide

By Justin Mon | April 19, 2021

The D's food columnist offers tips and tricks to tackle cooking in your off-campus student home.

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Arts

Review: “The Serpent” muddles a gripping story, doesn’t give enough to chew on

By Shera Bhala | April 19, 2021

The limited series on serial killer Charles Sobhraj starts strong but ultimately falls flat.

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Arts

Hop hosts virtual symposium on police violence

By Veronica Winham | April 15, 2021

The weeklong event featured art, film and speakers.

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Arts

Review: 'Generation' explores the complexities of the modern teenage experience

By Eva Legge | April 15, 2021

HBO’s new series follows an ensemble cast of teenagers as they navigate high school, narcissism and their own sexuality.

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Arts

Student Spotlight: Lexi Warden ’21 explores identity as director of ‘Bulrusher’

By Sabrina Eager | April 12, 2021

Warden's senior thesis will be performed as a radio play this spring.

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Arts

Alum Spotlight: Kensington Cochran ’20 explores trauma through art

By Julia Robitaille | April 12, 2021

Cochran recently gave her virtual Space for Dialogue Gallery Talk, entitled “The Soul Has Bandaged Moments.”

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Arts

Student Spotlight: six ’22s in rock band Moon Unit bolster Dartmouth music scene

By Joe Daher | April 8, 2021

Since its formation in 19S, the band has seen itself transition from a brand new cover band to a well-established musical presence on campus.

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