WTSR’s Album of the Week: ‘Little Oblivions’
By Signal Correspondent | Mar. 9, 2021By Julia LandiAssistant Music Director at WTSR In her third album “Little Oblivions,” singer-songwriter Julien Baker expands upon her musical sound ...
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By Julia LandiAssistant Music Director at WTSR In her third album “Little Oblivions,” singer-songwriter Julien Baker expands upon her musical sound ...
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By Joey GibbsStaff Writer The year is 1995: the eight-month O.J. Simpson trial is keeping eyes glued to the screen, kids across all school gymnasiums ...
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By Jayleen RolonStaff Writer Zara Larsson’s “Poster Girl” came out four years after her hit debut studio album “So Good,” but over a decade ...
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By Julia DugganSenior Staff Writer Students gasped in amazement at the show provided by the College Union Board (CUB) on Mar. 2. The performer used a ...
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By Ariel SteinsaltzCorrespondent Marvel Studios wrapped up what might be its most ambitious project yet on Friday, Mar. 5: WandaVision, their first television ...
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By Richard Chachowski Staff Writer Viet Thanh Nguyen has certainly not gained a reputation for pulling any punches when it comes to social commentary. In ...
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By Zoe Talbot Staff Writer Especially in high school, there are an abundance of rules and regulations, such as dress codes that remain targeted at women. ...
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By Julia LandiAssistant Music Director at WTSR “Collapsed in Sunbeams,” the debut album by 20-year-old English poet, Arlo Parks, showcases the artist’s ...
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By Ian KrietzbergManaging Editor David Ross Lawn first set foot on his musical journey in Scotland at the age of nine, when his mother presented him ...
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By Jayleen RolonStaff Writer Cumulative laughter of 500 people makes a distanced world much closer. On Wednesday Feb. 24, the College Union Board (CUB) ...
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By Joey GibbsStaff Writer Madison Beer reminds me of the run-of-the-mill popular girl from my high school: entitled, on the after prom committee and ...
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By Julia DugganSenior Staff Writer A green guitar and a microphone is all you need. It might help to have a favorite spot where you live where you feel ...
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By Alycia GilbReviews Editor Once again, the College’s Lyric Theatre demonstrated that no matter the circumstances, the show must go on — and this ...
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By Julia DugganSenior Staff Writer The College Art Gallery has officially reopened. After almost a year of closure, the first exhibit currently available ...
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By Zoe Talbot Staff Writer The town of Wellsbury, Massachusetts is small, homey and seemingly full of people that never stop smiling. When Georgia Miller ...
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By Richard ChachowskiStaff Writer HBO’s new documentary miniseries, “Allen v. Farrow,” is upsetting to say the least. The show, set to reexamine ...
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By Megan Finan Meant for the Light She is meant for fame. For the spotlight, the limelight, the flash of the cameras. Her mother calls her a ray of sunshine: ...
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By Claire McFadden Correspondent The College’s celebration of Black History Month continued last Thursday night with The Division of Inclusive Excellence’s ...
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By Richard ChachowskiStaff Writer Dylan Lembo is a jack of all trades when it comes to musical instruments. “I play a bunch of instruments,” Lembo ...
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By Jayleen RolonStaff Writer A maze of lies. A maze of secrets. A maze of tricks. A maze of truth. The best way I can describe Netflix’s new limited ...
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