arts and entertainment

No, seriously—you shouldn’t watch this film.  “The Nun” is a film that books itself as “the scariest film of the year” while following a novitiate nun, Sister Irene, and priest, Father Burke, who bumble around a haunted abbey cloister in…

The romantic comedy is a favorite genre for many, including myself.  Going to the movie theater with my friends to see the newest “rom-com” and spending the next two hours both laughing and crying is one of my favorite pastimes.  However,…

It was another magical Thursday night at the Java Barn this week. We kicked off Homecoming weekend with a three-band night featuring Stuydeyed, The Nude Party, and Le Grotto. Stuydeyed took the stage at 10 p.m. and elevated the Java Barn…

Upon arriving on campus, it would not take one too long to realize that a love for music runs deep within the student body.  Whether it be at Springfest or a walk through the Dean hallways, music is prevalent and has found a way to leave a…

Upon discovering an artist whose genre is labeled “Bedroom Pop,” I was skeptical as to what kind of music I was about to listen to. Cavetown is fronted by 19-year-old Robin Skinner, a boy from Cambridge, England. He started his career on…

Not to knock the great T.S. Eliot, but April has been rather good to us this particular year. Well, perhaps the snow and ice storms have been a bit of a downer; April certainly has been cruel to the Green House… but has that put an end to…

I have a theory that anyone who watches movies by the director Hayao Miyazaki has a higher chance of being a better person. I say this in jest, but sometimes I find myself believing it more than I should. I’m going to attempt to explain…

On Tuesday night of this week, it was announced that Kendrick Lamar was the recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for music for his most recent album, “DAMN.” In a category traditionally dominated by classical and jazz musicians, Lamar becomes…