Colgate’s Department of Theater presented Martyna Majok’s “Sanctuary City,” at the Brehmer Theater in Dana Arts Center from Nov. 11 to 15. The play, directed by Professor of Theater Adrian Giurgea,...
Hamilton has already seen its first couple of snows. Puffer jackets and warm boots have made their way back onto campus, and this week’s 13 Beats have the perfect songs for your snow day backdrop!
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With over twenty dazzling performances, there was certainly no shortage of talent at Colgate University Dancefest 2022. From ballet to lyrical to hip-hop and more, Dancefest showcased a wide variety of...
Sampling music is the practice of taking a preexisting song, sound or snippet and putting a creative spin on it in order to incorporate it into a new piece of music. Sampling allows artists to channel...
In a post-COVID-19 world, Otessa Moshfegh’s "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" found its target audience. Released in 2018, the critically-acclaimed book skyrocketed to even more fame outside of the literary...
A Black woman in white shoes with various layers of clothing ranging from entirely bare to fully clothed took photographs at different locations in New York City’s five boroughs; she perceives these...
On Saturday, October 29, Colgate students dressed in their Halloween finest and flooded into Colgate’s Cotterell Court for the most anticipated event of the weekend: a private concert from rap and singing...
Tate Fonda, Arts & Features Editor
• November 4, 2022
When considering the “Halloween” film franchise, which has grown to encompass 13 films since the original, released in 1978, “Halloween Ends” poses an interesting question: does it really end?...
On Friday, Oct. 28 at 6 pm, students gathered in the Women’s Studies Center for “Queer Quest,” hosted by director of LGBTQ+ Initiatives Lyosha Gorshkov. The quest began with the story of L and I,...
With spooky season just around the corner, these songs are sure to brighten up your Halloween party or scare some trick-or-treaters. From Halloween classics to songs about monsters, this week has it all.
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Students, faculty and families visiting for Parents Weekend gathered in the Golden Auditorium last Friday to watch “Flee,” a documentary directed by Danish filmmaker Jonas Poher Rasmussen. “Flee”...
Oyèrónkẹ́ Oyěwùmí, a Nigerian gender scholar and sociology professor at Stony Brook University, gave this year's Shirley Graham and Du Bois Lecture, sponsored by the Africana and Latin American...
