SYMPOSIUM XVII relocates and rebels
As the sun dipped behind Kaldi’s Coffee at The Depot, dim street lamps and colorful fairy lights...
Category: A & E
Taylor Swift turns pain into poetry on ‘THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT’
Taylor Swift released “THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT” on April 19, marking her 11th studio album...
Concert Review: Flo Milli, Icona Pop quietly wrap up Dooley’s Week
To close out a week of Olympic games and Dooley sightings, Emory University’s Student...
Hozier’s new EP must not go ‘Unheard’
Hozier’s latest extended play (EP) “Unheard” blends folkloric and natural imagery to engage...
Staff picks: Songs to celebrate springtime
The birds chirping, the wind rustling through the trees, the bees buzzing on their hunt to honey —...
Lenaia Student Play Festival showcases new voices, new talent
Content Warning: This article contains references to abuse, sexual assault, violence and trauma. Under a harsh spotlight, “Coconut” (1971) by Harry Nilsson softly introduced a suave cat named Lillie, who emerged from the back of...
Best Picture nominees ranked, reviewed
The Oscars are back, and this year’s Academy Award for Best Picture slate is one of the strongest...
‘Brave New Works’ contemplates connection through dystopia, whimsy
(Alexandra Kauffman / Arts & Life Editor) This year’s installment of “Brave New Works,” a...
Faye Webster releases poised, vulnerable new album
Faye Webster’s fifth studio album, “Underdressed at the Symphony,” provides a window into the...
Julie Ragbeer knows you’re a stan
All it took for Julie Ragbeer to enter the spotlight was one promoted post on X. After popular...
‘Dune: Part Two’ invites viewers back to Arrakis
This review contains spoilers. Director Denis Villeneuve has issued a warning against blind faith...
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
SYMPOSIUM XVII relocates and rebels
As the sun dipped behind Kaldi’s Coffee at The Depot, dim street lamps and colorful fairy lights...
Taylor Swift turns pain into poetry on ‘THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT’
Taylor Swift released “THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT” on April 19, marking her 11th studio album...
Cat’s Collection: 4 features to celebrate creative collaboration
As final exam season rapidly approaches, many Emory University students must prepare for the...
Maggie Rogers delivers timeless pop-rock on ‘Don’t Forget Me’
I sit writing this review in a tenth-floor hotel room in Greenwich Village, New York City....
Vampire Weekend delivers profound, musically rich ‘Only God Was Above Us’
Grammy Award-winning band Vampire Weekend released their fifth studio album, “Only God Was Above...
Concert Review: Flo Milli, Icona Pop quietly wrap up Dooley’s Week
To close out a week of Olympic games and Dooley sightings, Emory University’s Student...
Hozier’s new EP must not go ‘Unheard’
Hozier’s latest extended play (EP) “Unheard” blends folkloric and natural imagery to engage...
Staff picks: Songs to celebrate springtime
The birds chirping, the wind rustling through the trees, the bees buzzing on their hunt to honey —...
Lenaia Student Play Festival showcases new voices, new talent
Content Warning: This article contains references to abuse, sexual assault, violence and trauma. Under a harsh spotlight, “Coconut” (1971) by Harry Nilsson softly introduced a suave cat named Lillie, who emerged from the back of...
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