Arts
Students Explore Global Music
Songs ranging from a Chinese tune that depicts the seven states of being drunk to a rendition of an instrumental piece in the French film ‘Amelie’ filled Dudley House dining hall Sunday night during the World Music Ensemble’s fall concert.
Chenoweth, Star of 'Wicked,' Brings Stories, Songs to Farkas
Emmy and Tony Award-winning television and stage star Kristin Chenoweth delighted students with frank analysis of her life and career at a talk Friday afternoon in Farkas Hall.
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Broadway and Glee star, Kristin Chenoweth, sings her hit song "Popular" per request. During her interview, Chenoweth touched on everything from the seriousness of her Career, to giving students relationship advice.
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Broadway and Glee star, Kristin Chenoweth, arrives at Farkas Hall. During her interview, Chenoweth touched on everything from the seriousness of her job, to giving students relationship advice.
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Broadway and Glee star, Kristin Chenoweth, receives a Harvard sweatshirt after talking in Farkas Hall about her life and career. Chenoweth touched on everything from the seriousness of her job, to giving students relationship advice.
Quad Arts Festival Seeks to Make Arts Accessible
Sarah A. Moon '15 and Sammy G. Young '15 have big plans for drawing students into the arts—one of which ...
Kayla A. Escobedo
“I’ve become this comic book character that I’ve been drawing. That’s what those photos are right behind you. That’s me in character,” says Kayla A. Escobedo ’13.
Weather Report: Rating the Clouds in Cloud Atlas
With another hot flick about clouds hitting the big screen this fall, FM took the opportunity to cast a critical eye on clouds featured in the new motion picture “Cloud Atlas.”
Ten Question with Ken L. Burns
On a cold Wednesday afternoon, FM sat down in Harvard’s Center for the Environment with internationally renowned documentary filmmaker Ken L. Burns, who was visiting Harvard to promote his new film, “The Dust Bowl,” a historical account of the ecological disasters of the 1930s.
Mark R. Parker
Even in a crowded cafe on a Friday afternoon, Mark R. Parker ’12-’13 stands out with his pea coat, perfectly coiffed red hair, and composed demeanor. This—being different—is Parker’s trademark.
'Revenge' on Final Clubs!
It's not all that unusual to hear the Harvard name dropped on TV, but ABC's hit TV show "Revenge" just took it a little further with their mention of one of our more controversial institutions—the final club.
Berklee Students Prepare for Singers Showcase
After a grueling auditioning process and weeks of hard work, blood, sweat, and tears, eight singers are ready to take ...
Students Merge Visual Art and Music in New Exhibit
While art galleries are normally quiet spaces, a new student art exhibition turned a visual display into a musical event. Thursday night marked the opening of “The Art of Sound,” an exhibition at the Student Organization Center at Hilles that combines students’ original visual artwork and musical compositions.
