Campus Arts
In Photos: Lupe Fiasco at Harvard Law School
A Grammy award-winning rapper and a visiting scholar at MIT, Lupe Fiasco led an event for Harvard Law School affiliates to learn about the Royal Game of Ur this March.
‘Disney Animation: Immersive Experience’ Review: Bask in Disney Nostalgia
Ultimately, the 'Disney Animation: Immersive Experience’ promises to be a fun and relaxing night out, comparable to an upgraded version of a drive-in movie.
Ghungroo Explores and Celebrates Identity in its 35th Year
Ghungroo is a show that allows those of South Asian identities to express and share their experiences and customs.
Artist Profile: Maxine Gordon on Jazz Geography and the Allures of Archivism
Gordon’s connection to the jazz musicians in her books is not merely that of researcher and subject: She brings a profound sense of engaged biographical scholarship that grants a rich sense of vibrancy to her work.
‘From the Andes to the Caribbean’ Review: Harvard Art Museums’ Spring Exhibition Looks Anew at American Art
It’s these thoughtfully curated critiques which powerfully reset the table of American art and artists.
Battle for Yardfest: Two Student Acts Win Opening Spots for Yardfest 2023
Reflecting on the battle, the performers shared a sense of fast-paced fun.
Brighton Bazaar’s Retromania: Bringing Vintage to the Present
If Brighton Bazaar’s Retromania proved anything, it’s that the community answers when thrifting calls.
Jennifer Coolidge Honored as 73rd Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year
It was only 12 degrees outside in Harvard Square on Feb. 4, but dangerously freezing temperatures didn’t stop die-hard Jennifer Coolidge fans.
Artist Profile: Hannah Adler’s ’25 Journey of Creating a Grammy Award-Winning Album with her Youth Symphony
Grammy-award winner Hannah K. Adler ’25 is at the forefront of modern classical music.
Circa’s ‘Sacre’ Review: Defying the Limits of Circus Performance On Stage
Circa’s original interpretation of Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring” spoke to the company’s overall vision of fusing elements of circus performance with traditional performing art forms; namely theater and dance.
Marcus Schulkind Profile: Keeping Ballet Vital
In an interview with The Harvard Crimson he spoke on the importance of establishing a “yin yang” relationship between dance, health, and “movement and energy,” citing his acupuncture work as the catalyst for making him more aware of this vital connection.
‘A World Within Reach’ Review: Harvard Art Museums Curates a Refreshing Connection to Antiquity
Harvard Art Museums’ “A World Within Reach: Greek and Roman Art from the Loeb Collection” provides a fresh perspective of ancient worlds to the Harvard community for the spring season.
Hasty Pudding Crowns Bob Odenkirk Man of the Year
The roast was not completely one-sided, however, as Odenkirk was able to sneak in a few jabs at Harvard during his comedic acceptance speech.
