“The answer.”
The room is abundant with mixed media, geometric patterns and vibrant colors, but this phrase is what stands out in particular while walking through the Nolen Art Lounge. It is on one of the several collages in the gallery, bold against a backdrop of urban architecture, floating limbs and plates of food. And the answer is just as ambiguous as the question artist Ronnie Schwaller seeks to ask with this collaborative exhibit, “Im(permanence).”
As I was making my way through the Campus Center’s main level, a bulky sign saying “Milk Tea” with an accompanying image of bubble tea…
“China has a constitution, but not necessarily constitutionalism.” An expert on the relationship between Chinese and American law, Harvard Research Fellow Mark Jia spoke about…
Aries: You will learn the true meaning of a two-week notice. If you’re thinking of taking a break from that work-study position or unpaid volunteer…
Last Tuesday, I went to Mount Holyoke College to see John Kerry talk about his new memoir, Every Day is Extra. The Obama administration’s Secretary…
Spending your fall break at Smith can feel a little surreal. All your friends leave, any semblance of structure is torn from your day, and…
Supreme Court Justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh has denied Dr. Christine Ford’s sexual assault allegations since she first brought them before the Senate.
Smythology episode 3: Sessions house ghost
Happy Mountain Day! Whether you were upset about having to reschedule an appointment or relieved about having more time to work on that presentation, have you noticed how the non-Smith community’s reacted to Mountain Day? Something along the lines of people expecting you to be working all the time?
Like them or not, you probably have some experience with Alt-J’s music. Whether it’s the mumbled lyrics, the unusual instrumentation or the twee habit of referring to their band as just “∆,” most people who are familiar with the indie music scene immediately recognize Joe Newman’s airy vocals and intertwining harp melodies.
