Izzy Thorpe, Contributing Writer
• December 9, 2022
Homemade Cherry Pie
Ingredients:
Homemade or store bought pie dough (I recommend Pillsbury brand)
5 cups pitted and halved dark sweet cherries
⅔ cup granulated sugar
¼ cup cornstarch
1...
Among the many perks students enjoy while going to school in the charmingly remote village of Hamilton, stargazing is quite underutilized. As the weather gets colder and winds get sharper, the Ho Tung...
Dylan Shi, Special Projects Manager
• November 18, 2022
In compliance with the standards of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, at least 35 percent of music on the nation’s radio stations must be Canadian. For many listeners who...
it’s raised in caves, shielded
by moonless soil, served on
my grandmother's spoiled china set,
never able to savor sweet balmy rays.
stalky spears – locked
and formed into stagnant
companies...
This past weekend, on Nov. 4 and 5, Colgate University hosted a symposium entitled “Reuniting the Tamil Yoginis II: Planning The Exhibition,” in which art history scholars from around the globe gathered...
Tate Fonda, Arts & Features Editor
• November 4, 2022
In an environment dominated by academic measures of worth, the first step in sophomore Ta’Von Amir’s path to fulfillment was reclaiming their individualism in order to pronounce their humanity. Amir,...
In honor of Noah Kahan releasing his album “Stick Season” earlier this month, here are some of the top hits and most influential songs from this rising artist.
1. Busyhead – Noah Kahan (2019)
The...
On Oct. 26, the W.M. Keck Center for Language Study hosted an event featuring cakes from around the world prepared by the department’s language interns. The event was first held last year and judging...
Tate Fonda, Arts & Features Editor
• October 28, 2022
The Africana, Latin, Asian and Native American (ALANA) Cultural Center held its second annual Multicultural Fashion Show on Friday, Oct. 21, under a starry series of string lights and a stage enveloped...
Amy Grunther, Assistant Arts & Features Editor
• October 28, 2022
Trigger Warning: This article contains mentions of suicide, self-harm and trauma.
The universal representation of happiness is flipped on its head in the new horror movie “Smile.” The film centers...
1. Pyramids by Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean muses both about the past and the present in this two-part, ten-minute R&B epic. Dream-like imagery depicting the legendary betrayal of Cleopatra opens the...
On Monday, Oct. 3, students and faculty gathered in Golden Auditorium to watch award-winning filmmaker and writer Brett Story’s 2016 documentary, “The Prison in Twelve Landscapes." Based in Toronto,...
