“I guess you wonder how you got to where you are?” That is the first line of the introduction to Blair Sorrel’s (ʼ77) memoir, “A…
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“Emulate,” Smith’s latest literary magazine, has undergone a series of instrumental changes over the past few years to become a prominent fixture of the school’s arts scene. Its evolution, and the grounds upon which it was necessitated, have brought into question both the role of literary magazines at Smith and where “Emulate”’s future lies.
On Monday, Feb. 6, Core Lecturer of Music in Voice Kate Saik DeLugan and collaborative pianist Lemuel Gurtowsky performed song cycles by composer Benjamin Britten,…
Content warning for sexual assault. On Nov. 4, 2022, HBO announced that “Westworld” will not return for a fifth season, leaving the show with no…
Davis Ballroom was in full swing on Nov. 17 to 19 as Duct Tape Productions took packed audiences back to the 1920s with their production…
On Saturday Nov. 12, the music department presented Autumn Serenade, Smith’s annual fall chorus concert. The concert featured four ensembles: Smith Chamber Singers, Smith Glee…
It isn’t cannibalism for the sake of cannibalism, nor is it romance for the sake of romance — Luca Guadagnino’s “Bones And All” (2022) bleeds…
For students looking to engage with the full range of the liberal arts curriculum at Smith, music performance lessons can provide a new area of…
The 1975 is an indie pop band based in England, known for their witty and self-deprecating lyrics set to energetic, autotuned beats. They released their…
After constantly hearing “Stick Season” on my TikTok “For You” page this past summer, I was incredibly excited to find out that Noah Kahan would…