If you’re looking for an entertaining way to spend a day of quarantine, I suggest watching the Tiger King documentary. This exhilarating documentary follows exotic animal enthusiasts and their journey […] Continue Reading
A reason to escape, a reason to get my energy up, a reason to take my frustrations out. Being in my house and sitting behind my drum-kit there’s no other […] Continue Reading
Amidst the current pandemic, there has never been a greater opportunity to pick back up playing my instruments. The last time I even acknowledged my violin was for a sculpture […] Continue Reading
There’s nothing I love more than a new CD release. Well, that is unless we’re talking about the band the 1975, who just released their highly anticipated third album, A […] Continue Reading
The feeling of tearing off the plastic film cover, pulling out a paper sleeve, and then grabbing a silky smooth, riveting vinyl record is unparalleled. The only other feeling greater […] Continue Reading
What better way to fill in free time from studying than finding a new show to stream on a service such as Netflix or Hulu? Finals week is wrapping up […] Continue Reading
On Wednesday, May 2, Housatonic students and staff members will be presented with the Sidewalk Art Festival, a celebration of all sorts of art and entertainment, right in the courtyard. […] Continue Reading
The HCC Museum of Art’s 50th anniversary is coming up, and the Housatonic community is throwing a fun, nautical event to celebrate. Museum Director Robin Zella is bringing the artistic […] Continue Reading
From page one to the final sentence of any piece of literature, a theme is present. One or many themes in a text can be hidden or obvious, but they […] Continue Reading
Whether you’re lifting knee to chin to reach the peak of a mountain, or digging your heels into the downgrade of the other side to keep from tumbling, every inch […] Continue Reading