Alex Neher paces about the Paramount rehearsal room, tense and filled with energy, dropping and holding stances as he stares intently ahead like a courtside...
Sidney Dritz, Beacon Correspondent, contributed reportingThe pieces in Nobody needs to know the price of your Saab, the first U.S. solo exhibit from Mexican-born...
For die-hard fans of bone-chilling Adam Green films like Hatchet and Frozen, his new sitcom, Holliston, may come as a bit of a surprise. The quirky, multi-camera...
I love my HDTV. I love watching Blu-rays and high-def programming on it; the picture and audio is crisp, the colors are vivid, the blacks really black....
Michelle Roginsky had less than 48 hours to rehearse the short play she directed for Shinsai: Theaters For Japan, which took the stage of the Tufte Building’s...
Simply vacationing in Aruba this past summer with his family was not enough for sophomore visual and media arts major Danny Chamberlain. He felt compelled...
A group of nine students stripped down to neon-colored sports bras and boxers and bolted from the starting line of the second annual Nearly Naked Group...
Trevor Morrow, an E3 veteran and class of 2010 graduate, developed TravelSponge.com during his time at E3. TravelSpnoge.com was a broad-based website...
The art of temporally arranged sound: that’s more or less what most formal definitions say counts as “music.” A vague idea, sure, but those faceless...
Homosexual characters on mainstream narrative television can have it rough. Gay men are often rampantly pigeon-holed into borderline offensive stereotypes...
Robbie McCauley has staged a war against an invisible enemy. It lurks in conversations between old friends, at evening galas, and in dining halls. It’s...
The obvious way of losing that “freshman 15” in no way exclusive to freshmen may seem like eating less, but what about considering that other activity...
Director Nick Park is a true British gentleman. Mild-mannered and soft-spoken, he has a firm handshake and a sweet smile. Halfway through discussing...
